Do penguins have knees?
Uhhh apparently they do?
"Here's the first one: Do penguins have knees? Watching a penguin waddling around, it would be easy to assume they can't bend their legs, but they can. A penguin's leg has a short femur, knee, tibia, and fibula. The legs just look short and stubby because the upper leg is hidden by feathers."
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Here's a picture: marinesciencetoday.com/.../...-H.-Zell.-Copy-3.jpg
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Doesn't look like it
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Yeah, you can see that one's knees pretty clearly in that picture.
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They certainly do. Most often penguins are seen with their legs tucked up and so their knees are not visable. But they do in the same way that any bird does, at the top of the drumstick.
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they do, just not visible due to their fur
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i dont think so
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they do yeah xD
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They have knees
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Yes they do
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