Emperor penguins found in Antarctica.
The Emperor's Eggs
Emperor penguins are very special because they are the only animals to survive
the Antarctic winter. These are large heavy flightless' birds.
These birds live in large colonies. They spend their summer swimming in the
ocean in search of food such as fish and squida. Penguins are excellent swimmers
and can dive very deep and hold their breath for twenty minutes.
In winters, penguins travel many kilometres to find some shelter from the freezing
winds. They do this to lay eggs and hatch them. Hundreds of penguins walk in a
single line.
'flightless: (of birds or insects) unable to fly l?squid: a sea creature with eight arms
and two tentacles
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Emperor penguins have the upright and regal bearing that their name suggests. They take the dinner-jacketed formality of all penguins to its highest level and though they are able to be as awkward, gawky and get as dirty as other penguins, when they shake it all off and stand up to regain their dignity, there are few if any, more stately and elegant animals on earth.
Average Weight: 30kg - 66lb
Average Height: 115cm - 3.8ft
Breeding Season: April - December - Emperors breed in the depth of the Antarctic winter. The average temperature is around -20°C (-4°F) falling as low as -50°C (- 58°F) and with winds that gust up to 200km per hour (124mph).
Reproduction: Emperor Penguins breed almost exclusively on sea-ice near to the coast of Antarctica, rarely on land, the breeding colonies can be up to 200 km from the open sea.
Estimated world population: - 595,000, stable.
Diet and Feeding: Emperor penguins eat mainly fish in Antarctica, krill and squid are also important parts of their diet, the relative importance of these three depend on the area they live in and what is available at the time.
Conservation status: Near threatened..
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