Penguin Coloring Pages
Welcome to my Penguin coloring pages section.
Penguins can't fly, but underwater their flippers work like wings, and they use them to chase fish, squid and krill through the cold seas of the Southern Hemisphere. They're also very social birds, and many gather in big colonies to raise their chicks and keep each other safe.
Jump to: Preschool | Chicks | Ice | Cartoon | Species | Holidays | Doodles | Puzzles
Preschool and Cute Penguins
That black back and white belly is a clever disguise. From above, a dark back blends into the deep water, and from below, a white belly blends into the bright surface.
Penguin Chicks and Eggs
Emperor penguin dads balance a single egg on their feet and tuck it under a warm flap of belly skin for about two months while the moms are out fishing.
Penguins on the Ice and in the Water
Some penguins save energy on the ice by tobogganing on their bellies and pushing along with their feet and flippers, which looks as fun as it sounds.
Cartoon and Silly Penguins
Penguin Species
Rockhopper penguins get their name from the way they hop from rock to rock with both feet together instead of waddling. They also have spiky yellow feathers over their eyes that look like fluffy eyebrows.
Species of Penguins coloring pages
Holiday Penguins
Most penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere, so their Christmas happens in the middle of summer. Valentine's Day has its own penguin romance too, because male Adélie penguins offer a special pebble to the penguin they like.
Doodle Art and Word Art
Penguin Puzzles
About Penguins
Penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere and are known for surviving some of the harshest conditions on Earth. They're excellent swimmers and can dive deep into the water to catch fish.
They're also important members of their ecosystem, serving as both predators and prey in the Antarctic food chain. Sadly, penguins are facing threats from climate change, as melting sea ice is causing habitat loss and fewer of the fish and krill they eat.