It turns out that penguins are the most cold-resistant creatures in the world. When the environment deteriorated into glaciers, many species chose to migrate, but penguins chose to stay and enjoy this white world.
The life of penguins is occupied by two places. North Antarctica has sufficient food and can live here, but there are natural enemies. South Antarctica has a cold climate but no natural predators, so you can give birth to your own baby here.
Penguins are social animals, and no one chooses to act alone. When it's breeding season, they migrate in groups to that magical snow field in the southern Arctic, where their love story unfolds. A male penguin is paired with a pair of female penguins and eventually lays an egg. Then take turns pressing your body against it to keep it warm. You know, the cold resistance of penguin eggs is very weak, and it may hang in a few seconds. Penguins that have not hatched their eggs for the time being will return to the far north of the Arctic to find food. The whole process is very hard.
Reproduction is a daunting and great thing for any species, and I see a penguin's sense of responsibility. Fortunately, despite the hard work, there is no danger to life for the time being, and it seems that there are no natural enemies during the migration process.
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