How Daddy Penguins Keep Their Eggs Warm for 7-Year-Olds
Learn how daddy penguins keep their eggs warm on their feet while mummy penguins go to eat, explained simply for kids aged 7.
Hello! Let me tell you a cool story about penguins and how they take care of their eggs. Daddy penguins are very special because they help keep the egg warm. When the mummy penguin lays an egg, she needs to go away to find food because she gets hungry. So, the daddy penguin takes the egg and holds it carefully on top of his feet.
But why on his feet? Well, his feet are covered with a special flap of skin called a brood pouch that keeps the egg safe and warm. This way, the egg doesn’t get cold in the freezing weather. The daddy penguin stands still for a long time, sometimes for weeks, keeping the egg cozy so the baby penguin inside can grow big and strong.
Isn’t that amazing? Daddy penguins are great helpers in making sure their babies are safe and warm!
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