Just two hours ago, I finished watching the documentary Diary of the Emperor Penguin, which recorded a life cycle process of Antarctic penguins in detail. I don't have much pen and ink. Let's talk about it!

Before the arrival of the Antarctic season, male penguins and female penguins will mate with each other and lay penguin eggs.

After laying eggs, the females will leave the original "base" together to "migrate and eat"

All the males stay to hatch. For more than four months, they didn't eat any food and huddled together to resist the cold wind and freezing (such a scene should have been seen on TV)

There is always an egg between your feet, and you are always there when you walk (it looks very funny and lovely)

Male penguins spend the whole winter like this.

More than four months later, the sun rose and summer came in Antarctica. By this time, most of the eggs have hatched.

But these chicks can't be independent, or they will freeze to death.

At this time, a large number of female penguins also returned to the "base" to "join hands" with the male penguins who stayed at the "base"

Then the male penguin protects the chick to the female penguin (the chick is transferred from the male penguin to the female penguin).

In this way, the chicks can get food from their mother's mouth.

A large number of male penguins go out in search of food, but at this time, a large number of male penguins will die.

This chick stayed under the mother penguin for more than a month. When it was too big to stay, it began to run out and play independently. At this time, it is still covered with fluff.

During this time, it will learn some behaviors of the big penguin.

In the past, when chicks developed feathers, females would enter the water in large numbers and start another round of foraging.

The chicks will also enter the water for the first time and start to live independently. ...