Faith’s Penguin Dwelling

This penguin dwelling is elevated off the ground to prevent the floor from heating it as well as let heat escape. The roof is formed from a lightweight insulating material that is wrapped in mylar. Mylar reflects light from the sun, which prevents the house from heating up. The reflected light also scares the seagulls away from the penguins' eggs. The roof also collects less heat, and raising it above the dwelling allows the airflow to keep the penguins cool.