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Thank you very much, I wish you a pleasant viewing.

@coldcountess Thank you for warning I think something went wrong

The information that penguins bury their heads in the sand to cool down is incorrect. In fact, penguins do not bury their heads in the sand at all. This belief might stem from a misunderstanding of animal behaviors. Regarding penguins, they live in cold or temperate environments in the Southern Hemisphere, such as Antarctica and some nearby islands. Penguins have other ways to adapt to different temperatures, whether cold or warm. For example: Dense Feathers: Penguins have dense and compact feathers that help insulate their bodies and retain heat. Fat Layer: They have a thick layer of fat under their skin that acts as insulation against the cold. Group Behavior: In extremely cold conditions, penguins huddle together to form groups that help conserve heat. If you are referring to another animal burying its head in the sand to cool down, this is also incorrect. Digging in the sand or burying the head might be for reasons such as searching for food or avoiding heat, but not specifically for cooling down. Therefore, it's essential to verify the accuracy of information and consult reliable sources to ensure the correctness of animal behavior descriptions.

I agree.