emperor penguin

Describes the life of an Emperor penguin from his birth through his first year of life.

Describes the appearance, behavior, life cycle, and enemies of the Emperor penguin.

Joe, Sam, and Fred travel to Antarctica where they help Robert Scott find emperor penguin eggs and attempt to recover The Book which allows the trio to travel across all dimensions of time and space.

When summer nears its end in Antarctica, emperor penguins bound out of the water and gather together to begin a long march. They march to their nesting ground 100 miles away. When they arrive, each penguin chooses a mate and starts a family.

Simple text and illustrations introduce some of the physical and behavioral characteristics of emperor penguins.

"Provides information for young readers about emperor penguins, including habitat, eating habits, mating, babies, and conservation"--Provided by publisher.

Looks at the lives of emperor penguins in the Antarctic, explaining how they keep warm, what they eat, and how babies are born and grow, and discussing dangers posed to penguins, their interactions with people, and whether penguins are becoming endangered.

Traces the life cycle of the emperor penguin, one of two species that breed on the Antarctic mainland.

Describes the behavior and physical characteristics of the birds that live in a sub-zero climate, swim instead of fly, and send their chicks to "kindergarten.".

Even though they are very different in some ways, two emperor penguins named Mumble and Gloria have been best friends since they were hatched, and know they will remain so for the rest of their lives.