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Emperor Penguin

Name: Emperor Penguin
Brand: Safari LTD - Canada
SKU: 276129
Price: 6.4 CAD
Availability: InStock

By Safari LTD - Canada

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Endemic only to the cold wilderness of Antarctica, the emperor penguin is the largest penguin species on planet Earth. Males and females are similar in size, and can grow to be around 4 feet tall and weigh over 100 pounds.

Scientific Name: Aptenodytes forsteri

Characteristics: Did you know that emperor penguins can dive to depths of nearly 1,000 feet and can hold their breath for over 15 minutes? Learn more astounding facts about this amazing avian animal with this beautifully designed and lifelike model!

Size and Color: 3.3 inches tall and 2 inches long, this model is the size of a deck of cards stood on its side. Emperor penguins are arguably the most visually iconic penguin species, and have starkly contrasting black and white plumage with yellowish-orange necks.

The emperor penguin is part of the Wild Safari® Sea Life collection.

All our products are Non-toxic and BPA free.

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