Penguin
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Penguins (specifically, Emperor Penguins, species Aptenodytes forsteri) are the main concept of Club Penguin. Along with Puffles, they conform the 2 main species of the multiplayer game. New penguins are "produced"/"made"/"born"/"created" whenever a player creates a new account. Penguins are technically more developed than Puffles, since they live in large towns, have owned many architectural structures throughout the land, and seem to be the dominant species over the frosty location.
Penguins are divided into 2 main groups: members and non-members. Members are penguins whom had pay money in reality in order to gain membership and, henceforth, acquire or unlock several new features in their game-play; whilst non-members, which conform the vast majority (2/3) of the game, have access to only the basic or common features.
Penguins can come in many colors and have got varied clothing, especially when it comes to Members. This also applies to their igloos, since members have access to varied architectural types of homes and furniture.
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Penguins have been shown to be similar to humans in that they have currency, accommodation, clothing, electronics, and other objects proving civilization.
Penguins can express their feelings with many various emotes. Many penguins in Club Penguin pretend to be Mwa Mwas and get adopted at the Pet Shop, whilst some pretend to grow up by changing their personality and look.
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Gallery of Penguins
 Another typical penguin performing the wave action. This penguin is probably a non-member, you can tell because they aren't wearing any member items. |
 A dancing penguin. This one happens to be a non-member. |
 A penguin, after doing the "Throw a Snowball" action. |
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 A penguin falling in the mini-game, Sled Racing. |
 The penguin pirate, named Rockhopper, is one of the five most famous penguins in the multiplayer game. |
 A penguin from Penguin Chat on the right and a penguin from Club Penguin on the left. |
Appearance
Visually, the penguins in the game are different from real penguins. In the game, penguins have a triangle shaped head, with two relatively small eyes. They have big beaks (as opposed to a normal penguin's narrow beak) and do not have eyebrows, except for Cadence, Rockhopper, G and Sensei. The only penguins with eyebrows are penguins who bought the "Big Brow" from the play "The Penguins that Time Forgot". Though, Penguins in real life are only Black and White, but Penguins in-game come in various colours. Also, they have webbed feet, but no toes.
In the game, there is virtually no sexual dimorphism for the penguins; you don't even get to choose a gender for your avatar. In order to show any difference members can buy clothes and items, using their coins.
Trivia
- The reason why penguins were chosen was because of a Far Side comic. [1]
- There can also be Famous Penguins, aside from normal penguins.
- The average of penguins registered in 3 hours are 90,980.
- Penguins in Club Penguin come in every color of the Rainbow including different shades of each color.
- In an update new and inappropriate names were changed, Example - Penguin67843567 is now P67843567.
- Most NPCs (Non-Playable Characters) do not change their color or clothing, with the exception of Dot.
- Some people thought that a penguin narrated the puffle video, but it was really a human.
- Many have test penguins.
- There are thought to be over a billion penguins.
- There is no real age for a penguin (like babies, kids, teens), however there is a picture on the (furniture item) Fireplace, it shows two (possibly) adult penguins and kid penguins.
Diets
Penguins eat only two primary food sources: Fish and Pizza, but there are other foods:
- The Pizza Chef mentioned in Mission 5 that penguins eat "salads or something" when the Pizzatron 3000 is broken.
- A cheeseburger is shown in Gary's microwave in Mission 8.
(For more foods, go the Food and Drinks article.)
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