The document discusses facts about the Galapagos penguin, including that it lives on the Galapagos Islands off Ecuador, eats small animals like fish and squid, and has the smallest population size of any penguin. The main threat is El Nino events which reduce its food supply and cause starvation. It is classified as a small vertebrate bird that lives in groups called waddles and resides in South America, nesting in caves on the Galapagos Islands.

1. Dylan Shepard .

2. 5 facts about my animal.
 It lives on the Galapagos Island.
 It eats small animals such as fish, squid, and krill.
 The Galapagos penguin lives in a warm region off the
coast of Ecuador.
 The Galapagos penguin are the smallest population
size of any penguin.
 The average Galapagos penguin is 49 centimeters

3. Why are they Endangered?
 The main threat facing the penguin is the increasing
frequency of El Nino- Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
events. Which reduces the strength of the cool
current this species needs to survive. This also causes
changes in its prey. In 1982 – 1983 ENSO caused a
horrible loss of penguins. A lot of penguins also died
of starvation.

4. Let’s Classify the Galapagos
Penguin.
 It is an vertebrate.
 It is a bird
 When in a group it is called a waddle

5. Food chain
 Phytoplanton ,
 Zooplanton,
 Krill,small fish,
 Galapagos penguin,
 Orca, sharks, sea lion.

6. Were in world it lives
 It lives in South America, Ecuador, and on
the Galapagos island.
 Nest in, crack caves in the island lava
flows.
 My animal likes a nest.

7. family matters
 The Galapagos penguin is related to other birds. King
penguin, Gento penguin.

8. Art work