The Contrast of an Emperor penguin and an Adelie penguin?
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Emperor is the largest penguin and Adele is the smallest.\nEmperor lays one egg, Adele lays 2.\nEmperor nests on the fast ice, Adele nests on the rocky beaches.
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They are both mammalians, why should there be a contrast?
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I don't think they are strictly male....rather a type of penguin.  Check out the link:
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Um. . . .they both have wings and they can fly. :)
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Female Adelie penguins only like Mick Jagger, providing they steal him out of another penguins nest. It also depends on whether Mick Jagger has gathered any Kate Moss photos. Because if the rolling stone has gathered any moss, Adelle the adelie won't get no satisfaction!!!
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I know a story about an emperor who had a songbird that could sing beautifully.  One day he got a mechanical bird that could sing and became enamored with it and forgot about his real bird.  The bird was sad and flew away.  The mechanical bird broke and emperor became sad and realized how much he missed the real bird.  The real bird came and sang for him again.  It is a nice story.
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count em up :)\n\nhttp://www.buschgardens.org/infobooks/Penguins/appendix.html
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Penguins, bears and seals. Whales. That is a consensus. As for the flaura, lichen ... try looking the remainder up.
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Well, because of their evolutionary history. Penguins (Sphenisciformes) evolved when the appearance of the Earth was quite different, and all southern landmasses formed a supercontinent called Gondwana. After Gondwana split to form Africa, South America and Australia/New Zealand, they went on evolving within the same geographical area. \nPenguins would find it almost impossible to cross the Equator and colonize the Northern Hemisphere, mainly because their adaptations to the cold Antarctic climate prevent their survival in warmer climates (the only genus of penguins that has really colonized warmer areas is Spheniscus: Spheniscus mendiculus lives in the Galapagos islands, and other species occur in southern Africa and Oceania).\nIn addition, as it has been mentioned, the ecological niche of penguins in the Southern Ocean waters is occupied by the Alcidae (auks, guillemots and puffins) in the Northern Hemisphere. \nActually, the name "penguin" was applied to the Spheniscidae because they were found to be similar to the original owner of the name, the extinct Pinguinus impennis (the great flightless auk). In Spanish, the name "pingüino" replaced the original "pájaro bobo" (=dumb bird).\n\nPenguins look superficially similar to auks, mainly because they have similar adaptive traits: black and white color pattern (common in many pelagic animals), upright posture and clumsiness when moving on land. But auks can fly, whereas all penguins are flightless.
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Go to the zoo.  Ask to borrow one of the female penguins for the day.  This is also a great conversation starter.  (random girl on the street) "Why are you walking that penguin?" (you) "Well, you see..." ;) If the zoo keeper isn't cool with you taking a penguin, take pictures.  He'll understand you tried, and forgive you.  Heck, since penguins don't wear cloths it's basically porn, so he's gonna be busy anyway.
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Compare (what they have in common) and contrast (what are the differences).
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'Race' is largely an empirical observation, based more than anything else on skin colour. Recent DNA evidence shows, for example, much more variance between two different groups of 'black' Africans than between one 'black' African and one 'white' European. So the word 'race' is ceasing to have any meaningful use as a word as we learn more about Genetics. As all humans can have (fertile) children with each other, we are all definitely the same species. I don't know anything about penguins, but I hear different prefixes ('Emperor' penguin, for example) so I guess that they have more than one species and thus are more variant than Homo Sapiens.
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They are both mammals.
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March of the Penguins
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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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Penguins have a very large amount of body fat for insulation; this enables them to keep their core temperature very high, and allows them to circulate enough blood to their feet to keep them from freezing.
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A nun with a javelin through her head.\n\nOR\n\nA decapitated penguin.