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How much percentage do people survive by skin cancer?
about 57%
What percentage Americans drink water?
Probably 100%. The human body needs water to survive.
What is the length of a penguin in cm?
Penguins come in different sizes. Different species of penguins have quite different sizes.
How many feet do penguins have?
Penguins have 2 webbed like feet (like ducks). They also have 2 wings called flippers.
What are some things that can slide?
penguins can slide on ice.
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