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PENGUINS :<ul><li>Penguins don’t have teeth.</li><li>Penguins swallow pebbles and stones as well as their food. Scientists believe that the stones may help grind up and digest their food. The stones may also add enough extra weight to help penguins dive deeper.</li><li>Penguins spend several hours a day caring for their feathers. If penguins don’t keep them well maintained, their feathers would not stay waterproof. For extra protection, penguins spread oil on their feathers. The oil comes from a special gland near their tail feathers.</li><li>Penguin parents feed only their own chicks.</li><li>Emperor Penguins are the tallest species, standing nearly 4 feet tall. The smallest is the Little Blue Penguin, which is only about 16 inches.</li><li>In some species, it is the male penguin which incubates the eggs while females leave to hunt for weeks at a time.</li></ul>

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