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The Penguin P
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The Penguin P

1956 21 trophées 1 350 points 98,1 % des joueurs ont obtenu le platine

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1956
  1. The Penguin P You have collected The Penguin P – Unlock all trophies 98,1 %Commun
  2. Scientists still don't know for sure how many kinds there are Eat 9500 fish 98,1 %Commun
  3. The smallest species is the Little Blue Penguin Eat 9000 fish 98,2 %Commun
  4. The Emperor Penguin is the tallest of all penguin species, reaching as tall as 120 cm in height Eat 8500 fish 98,2 %Commun
  5. Penguins spend around half their time in water and the other half on land Eat 8000 fish 98,2 %Commun
  6. Penguins in Antarctica have no land based predators Eat 7500 fish 98,3 %Commun
  7. Crested penguins have yellow crests, as well as red bills and eyes Eat 7000 fish 98,3 %Commun
  8. Emperor Penguins can stay underwater for around 20 minutes at a time Eat 6500 fish 98,3 %Commun
  9. Most penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere Eat 6000 fish 98,3 %Commun
  10. Penguins can drink sea water Eat 5500 fish 98,3 %Commun
  11. Penguins are flightless birds Eat 5000 fish 98,4 %Commun
  12. Many male penguins gift female penguins with rocks in order to woo them Eat 4500 fish 98,4 %Commun
  13. Penguin feet are adapted to walk long distances Eat 4000 fish 98,4 %Commun
  14. Penguins live in many locations and habitats Eat 3500 fish 98,5 %Commun
  15. A penguin’s thick feathers aren’t the only way this bird stays warm Eat 3000 fish 98,6 %Commun
  16. Penguins evolved to fly underwater Eat 2500 fish 98,6 %Commun
  17. Penguins may huddle together for several reasons Eat 2000 fish 98,7 %Commun
  18. The black and white “tuxedo” look donned by most penguin species Eat 1500 fish 98,8 %Commun
  19. A group of penguins on land is called a waddle Eat 1000 fish 98,9 %Commun
  20. A group of penguins in the water is called a raft Eat 500 fish 99 %Commun
  21. Here comes the fish! Eat your first fish 99,7 %Commun

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