1. The Emperor penguins live in polar biomes
Fun facts
*The Emperor Penguin is the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species
*Emperor penguins are capable of diving for extensive periods, making them excellent hunters. They dive up to 250m deep and can stay under water for three to six minutes at a time as they chase fish, krill and squid.
*Emperor penguins are the only animal to breed during the Antarctic winter. When they arrive at the breeding site, males and females "sing" to attract a mate, memorizing their mate's unique song.

2. Red squirrels live in terrestrial biomes
Fun facts
*The red squirrel is quite a small, animal, unlike the grey squirrel. Average length is about 40cm from nose to tip of tail.
*red squirrels are less active on the coldest days in winter.

3. Yellow-throated Warbler live in woodlands
Fun facts
*Yellow-throated Warbler is a bird of tall trees. It nests and forages high in the canopy of swamp and pine forests
* In summer, male Yellow-throated Warblers display grey upperparts and wings, with double white wing bars.

4. The Black bear can live in either the Taiga, or the temperate, deciduous forests.
Fun facts
*black bears are the largest land mammal in new jersey
*Black bears have good senses of smell and hearing. They can track down food just by its smell.

5. zebras live in Savannas and grassland biomes
Fun facts
*In the wild, zebras live about years; in zoos they can live up to 40 years.
•Every zebra has a unique pattern of black and white stripes
•Zebras stand up while sleeping.

6. I would be a Emperor penguins
Because Emperor penguins are my favorite animal
Because Emperor penguins are cute