What is another word for Family Spheniscidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli sfˈɛnɪsˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
The family Spheniscidae, commonly known as penguins, is a group of flightless birds found primarily in the Southern Hemisphere. Some synonyms for this family may include the "penguin family," "penguin tribe," or simply "penguins." There are a total of 18 species in the Spheniscidae family, including the emperor penguin, king penguin, and Adelie penguin. These birds are adapted for life in cold environments and are known for their unique waddling gait and distinct black and white plumage. Penguins are social animals, often forming large colonies for breeding and raising their young. Despite their lack of flight, penguins are incredibly agile swimmers and are adapted for life in the water.
