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Penguins aren't really at stake if the ice melts. They probably wouldn't be able to breed, however, since they stay on the ice when the babies are being incubated and bred. Technically, polar bears are most affected since they are top predators, meaning nothing really eats them. Polar bears hunt from the ice, and they live their whole lives on the ice. It is like their home. If you lived in a cottage with lots of food in the refrigerator and had a nice life.....and suddenly the cottage was taken with everything inside it, you'd be a goner, right? Same thing with the poor animals. Hope this helps...?

A2. Not all penguins live in an icy environment. we have perhaps half a dozen species in New Zealand. And the same for MacQuarie Island, Campbell island, and the South America.

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