What color is penguin poop?
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Penguin guano (feces) can come in several colors, depending upon the penguin's diet at the time.  The color of the guano determines how the penguins are faring. Pink-brown means that the penguins are eating plenty of shrimp or krill, which is usually abundant and easy to catch. If the guano is white, it means the penguins are eating fish, which is considerably harder to catch than krill, and therefore is energetically more expensive to eat. Finally, if the guano is green, the penguins are eating algae. This is usually the sign of a bad year for the penguins.
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All colors of humans litter. Its called laziness.
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blue, because ice cream has no bones
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Poop. Yeah, that's right. Poop.
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dog poop...no e coli.\nfly\nteeth pulled\n3 fingers
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Don't have a clue.  I have the same problem, but it's not penguins, but those darn Serta Matress sheep.  I ask my doctor about it and he prescribed medicine to me and said that would make them go away.  Now I am trying to figure how to make those sheep take the pills.
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I really dont think so.. and thanks for the laugh. The only thing that changes my poops color is beets- they make it red and when I eat A LOT of salad - then it gets green.. lol!
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Purple.\n\n\n\nwanna banana?
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solid:  poo\nliquid:  diarrhea\ngas:  fart
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Swimming penguins have a colour scheme pretty similar to most other swimming (or flying) animals - light bottom and dark top side, in order to reduce contrast with the bottom or the surface when viewed from above or below. The colour scheme looks funny only when they are outside of the water and move bipedally, presenting the white underbelly to the front and the dark top to the behind.
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Definitely Spongebob Squarepants
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because poop is brown
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Green \n\nor maybe blue
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very funny\nwhat about sneezing elephant \nor penguin having cold
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Poop\n\n(haha, I said poop)
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I have consulted with a doctor, a physiologist and a microbiologist on this question, and the following summarizes their answers: \n    Healthy people can have green poop if they eat a diet rich in leafy green vegetables, or if they consume large quantities of food coloring (in ice cream, cake frosting etc.). \n    Green poop can also be caused by excess iron in the diet, from dietary supplements, for example. If the body does not absorb all the iron consumed, the iron may stain the poop green, the color of iron (II) salts. Ordinarily, the green color may be masked by the normal brown poop color, but if digestion is thrown off by illness so that bilirubin is less concentrated in the intestine, the green color may become apparent. This can happen when a person is afflicted with diarrhea. \n    Green poop in sick babies may come from iron in baby formula not being properly absorbed, or by green pigments in bile salts (again, green from iron).
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Yes Penguins lay eggs\n\n1. Eggs may be white to bluish or greenish. The shape varies among species. In Humboldts and Adélies the egg is more or less round. In emperors and kings the egg is rather pear-shaped, with one end tapering almost to a point. \n\n2. Egg size and weight varies with species. From the records of SeaWorld's successful penguin breeding programs, emperor penguin eggs measure 11. 1 to 12.7 cm (4.4-5 in.) long and weigh 345 to 515 g (1 2.1-18 oz.), and Adélie penguin eggs measure 5.5 to 8.6 cm (2.2-3.4 in.) and weigh 61 to 153.5 g (2.1-5.4 oz.). \n\n3. A nest of eggs is called a clutch, and with the exception of emperor and king penguins, clutches usually contain two eggs. (Emperor and king penguins lay a single egg. ) A clutch with more than one egg presents a better chance of at least one chick surviving (del Hoyo, et al., 1992). \n\nPenguins dont have knees.\n\n1. Penguin legs are short and strong. Feet are webbed, with visible claws. The legs are set far back on the body to aid in streamlining and steering while swimming. This placement also causes penguins to stand vertically and walk upright (Marchant, 1990). \n\n2. Penguins walk with short steps or hops, sometimes using their bills or tails to assist themselves on steep climbs (del Hoyo, et al., 1992). The maximum walking speed for Adélie penguins is 3.9 kph (2.4 mph). Emperors and kings walk slowly and do not hop. The maximum speed for emperors is 2.8 kph (1.7 mph). Some species, like the rockhopper, jump from rock to rock (Miller-Schwarze, 1984; del Hoyo, et al., 1992). \n\n3. Antarctic species can move much faster over ice by "tobogganing" on their bellies, using their flippers and feet to help them move along (Simpson, 1976).