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This document provides information about the Emperor Penguin. It is a large penguin that is black and white in color, lives in Antarctica, and its habitat includes the ocean and ice. It eats fish and squid, travels by walking, swimming, and sliding, and has webbed feet to aid in swimming and sliding on ice.
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- 2. The penguin lives for 20 years.
- 3. It eats fish and squid.
- 4. Its body is covered with feathers.
- 5. An Emperor Penguin is 3.7 feet tall.
- 6. It is yellow, black, and white.
- 7. An Emperor Penguin lives in Antarctica.
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- 9. The habitat of an Emperor Penguin is the ocean.
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- 11. The Emperor Penguin has webbed feet.
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