Nonrostro Penguins
| Nonrostrus Penguinus |
|---|
 The most common Beakless Penguin. Do note that they can come in many other colors.
|
| Conservation Status |
|
Invalid status
|
| Scientific classification |
|
|
Nonrostrus Penguinus (also known as Beakless Penguins) are rare beakless Penguins. They are only found in these countries:
1. Japaland (34% of Beakless Penguins live here)
2. Castilla (23% of Beakless Penguins live here)
3. Waffleland (21% of Beakless Penguins live here)
4. Snowzerland (19% of Beakless Penguins live here)
5. USA (17% of Beakless Penguins live here)
6. Malesia (8% of Beakless Penguins live here)
The list is in order from where there are most to where there are least. They are very endangered and there are only about 580 Beakless Penguins left in Antarctica.
Contents
History[edit]
The history of Nonrostro Penguins are unknown. Scientists are currently studying it.
Anatomy[edit]
Nonrostro Penguins are very similar in structure to penguins, except they all don't have beaks. Some Nonrostro Penguins have noses, and some can fly. Like Lightpenguin, some don't have pupils.
Appetite[edit]
Nonrostro Penguins have the same appetite as a normal penguin.
Trivia[edit]
- Only flying Beakless Penguins live in Waffleland. Nobody knows why.
- Castillan Nonrosto penguins, which makes up less than 1% of its total population, live mostly in one particular town known as "Villa Nonrosto" in the countryside.
- Nonrosto Penguins in Snowzerland are heavily discriminized and are often found hidden from society as they work poorly paid jobs in factories. Many live in poverty. It is known that they are also shunned in public for their "Unnatural appearance".
