23K views · 684 reactions | Move over for the largest penguin in the world, the Emperor penguin. Learn all about these fascinating creatures as they waddle around Antarctica. #Continent7 | National Geographic TV | Facebook

7.9K views · 82 reactions | Emperor penguin's lives depend on how quickly they adapt. Within 4 months of their birth, chicks must be ready to swim and must increase their body weight by 70 times in the first 150 days of life in order to survive. | National Geographic TV | Facebook

Emperor penguins are only found in Antarctica and represent the largest of the 18 species of penguin in the world at about 1.2 meters tall. Incredibly this flightless birds breed during the Antarctic winter months, the male penguin cradles the egg on his feet and fasts for 2 months while surviving -60° degrees Celsius. To survive and stay warm these penguins form large huddles, rotating positions so every bird gets a turn in the toasty center, which can reach 24° Celsius! Emperor penguins are al