It turned out that a penguin baby needs such a long and difficult process to reproduce, grow up and recycle. Thanks to the directors and staff for letting me experience the magic and greatness of nature. Documentaries are always less rewarding than commercial films, but it is like a cup of weak tea, and slowly you can taste different flavors. Before the breeding began, the penguins braved the ice and snow to get to the suitable breeding ground, watching the rows of penguins move forward slowly but firmly with their short legs, I think it is really not easy. When you get there, find a mate, resist the cold and lay eggs. The hardship has just begun. Mothers consume too much eggs because of laying eggs. They have to brave the wind and snow to quickly hunt for food and prepare food for their children. For the rest of the dads, they have to stay in place for four whole months, ravaged by the wind and snow, and even save some food for the newborn cubs. After all, it is unknown whether female penguins can come back after going out to hunt. The cub came out smoothly, but it has to rely on parents to take turns to bring food back to feed. Every time it leaves, it takes a week to grow up. There may be accidents on the road at any time, and the cubs may have accidents at any time. Through such a harsh and complex process, they have completed reproduction, and life has been passed on like this.
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