emperor penguin

Text and color photographs describe the physical characteristics and habits of the Emperor penguin, the only penguin species that breeds during the Antarctic winter.

Follows the activities of mother and father emperor penquins as they share the duties involved in laying and nurturing eggs, and caring for the newly hatched penquins.

Provides an introduction to emperor penguins and where they live, explains what a life cycle is, follows the birth, growth, and adulthood of an emperor penguin, and discusses interactions between people and the animals.

Presents an introduction to emperor penguins, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on their physical characteristics, habitat, life cycle, and behavior.

Combines simple text with color photo images to introduce the physiology and habitat of emperor penguins.

A penguin tells the story of his life from hatching out of his egg to the time when he can swim and protect an egg of his own.

Describes the parental behavior of Emperor penguins, focusing on how the male keeps the egg warm until it hatches and how the parents care for the chick after it is born.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior of emperor penguins.

This book introduces penguin chicks, describing their physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, and upbringing.

A companion to the film "March of the Penguins," which describes and presents color photos of the journey of Antarctica's penguins to their nesting ground one hundred miles away, and their care for their eggs and newly hatched chicks.