In animal symbolism, what would a penguin be?

Answer 1

Penguin
Hardiness
Intuitive and Free-flowing
Self-protection through playfulness
Sense of humour.


Love & Blessings
Milly

Answer 2

Part of animal symbolism is what it means to you. What do you feel the penguin means to you. I will give you some common things, but the rest is up to you. :)


Penguin's Wisdom Includes:

Fatherhood

Understanding female energy within the male

Waking dreams

Astral Projection

Patience

Endurance

Answer 3

A butler. :) Penguins are personable, polite, and principled.

Seriously though, maybe they symbolze that perserverence will help you in life (because they are birds that fly through water?) penguins symbolize both the important bond of family, especially between parent and child (because they carry their eggs around with them, never letting them toch the cold ground), and the belief that the impossible can be overcome.

Penguins are flightless birds that reside entirely in the Southern Hemisphere, primarily in the cooler subtemperate climate north of the Antarctic. Penguins have adapted over time to flightlessness by evolving their bodies to a form that has enabled them to become masters of the ocean. Their great advantage is found in their "wings," or flippers, which allow them to create thrust that propells them forward through the water. On average, a penguin can achieve submerged speeds of 4 to 8 km per hour, or about 2 to 4 knots per hour. And though they may appear very clumsy on land, they are, in fact, able to walk faster at shorter distances than a human and are, in fact, quite agile!

Size among the different penguins species range from the large Emperor, almost 3 feet or 1 metre in height, to the smallest that are about a foot (1/3 metre) in size. Most penguin species have developed patterns of behavior that allow them to adapt to the severity of the climates in which they reside. Among the most severe, extreme climates is the one found in Antarctica, where the Emperor and Adelie penguins reside.

Emperor penguin mates share completely in raising their young ones, called chicks, and have one of the most unusual breeding strategies of all birds. Breeding is usually done in colonies that are as far as 200 km or 120 miles inland. After the egg has been laid by the mother, the father incubates the egg between his feet and the folds of his belly. The mother will then go out to the ocean for up to two months to fish and feed, while the father stays back to maintain the incubation process. During this time, the father penguin will not eat, while huddled together in large masses to withstand the severe temperatures (up to -60 celcius/-140 farenheit) and preserve body heat. After hatching, the mother returns and relieves the father of duty, so that he can travel the enormous distance back to sea to finally feed.

Answer 4

When I have an anmal guide coming to a person that' s a penguin, it means trrying to over come seeing things solely in black and white, and to achieve a balance in life-As well, it shows camouflage- The penguin is the colour it is to look like water at the top-and snow from loking down and up at it. To sheild it from predators that look above, or look up.
So it shows being able to camouflage yourself and blend in,

Answer 5

A well dressed Bird, living as a Fish.

Answer 6

probaly a flying rat. they are nasty.