What animals live in the coldest areas of the planet? We've done the research! Meet the animals thriving in earth's polar regions.

Penguins are typically flightless but in this award-winning clip, hundreds of them defied their own limitation by taking a ...

Each species has specific rituals to attract mates, and success typically comes from doing what is expected (and doing it ...

Little penguins ... Penguins” to “Happy Feet,” penguins have been a symbol of love through their devotion to their young and their life-long partnerships. Emperor penguin parents battle ...

They are very tall, growing up to four feet tall and weighing as much as 100 pounds. The Emperor penguins are adapted ... held approximately 1,700 eggs. This remarkable discovery throws light ...

When hunting they dive down to depths of roughly 160 feet. This allows them to clearly ... Equally, the males need it in order to brood the egg without feeding for months. Contrary to the common ...

Standing over 4 feet tall and braving temperatures of -60°C, these remarkable Antarctic giants march up to 75 miles across sea ice to reach their breeding colonies. Emperor Penguins are the largest of ...

How do animals raise their young? Some don't care for their offspring at all, and some families all pitch in.

Emperor penguins in Antarctica. Image by Dafna Ben nun ... During the incubation period, which lasts about two months, the male penguin balances the egg on his feet while keeping it warm with his ...

The loss of ice has caused a decline in krill, the penguins’ main food source, and warmer temperatures are thought to affect egg hatching times. There has been a mass breeding failure of emperor ...