Penguin

Penguins are wild animals found on the far south-west islands during any day in Winter. Like Jackaroos, they can be captured with an Animal Trap and kept in a fully fenced enclosure. Wild penguins do not need food or shelter, since they are not pets, but they will still defend themselves if attacked, behaving similarly to Kidnas.

A wild penguin can also be domesticated by using a Domesti-Crate purchased from Animal Shop Deed. Once domesticated, it can be fed by dropping Cooked Freshwater Fish or Cooked Saltwater Fish on the ground nearby. After being fed, the penguin will produce a Pretty Pebble the following day. Domesticated penguins do not breed.

• Penguins are only found in the far south-west islands during Winter.
• They can be trapped as wild animals and contained securely with fencing.
• Wild penguins are neutral, but they fight back when harmed.
• A Domesti-Crate is required to domesticate one.
• Domesticated penguins accept Cooked Freshwater Fish and Cooked Saltwater Fish as food.
• Feeding a domesticated penguin results in a Pretty Pebble the next day.
• Penguins do not breed, so each one must be obtained individually.