King penguins (Aptenodytes) Emperor penguins (Aptenodytes forsteri) are mainly distributed in Antarctica and surrounding sub-Antarctic islands (such as South Georgia Island and Ross Sea), and inhabit floating ice areas and coastal ice-free zones. Penguins have the largest body shape, black and white feathers, and orange-yellow patches on their ears and beaks, adapting to the polar cold environment. Body height of up to 1.2 meters, weight 22-45kg, is the largest existing penguin. Carnivorous, with Antarctic krill (90% of the diet), fish (such as Antarctic cod) and cephalopods as the staple food, diving depth of up to 500 meters.

It is a species of penguin unique to Antarctica and the largest member of the penguin family in terms of body size. Renowned for its spectacular collective reproductive behavior and adaptability in extreme environments. Feathers are mainly black and white, with a distinct color contrast. There is a unique yellow stripe on the neck, which is one of its prominent identifying features. The breeding habits are very special. They breed in the cold winter of Antarctica, where male penguins are responsible for hatching eggs, while female penguins return to the sea to forage after laying eggs. The reproductive process involves complex mating rituals and territorial defense behaviors. Male penguins hatch eggs without a nest and place them in a pouch on their feet to hatch.

It is the largest member of the penguin family, with a body length of up to 1.1 meters and a weight of up to 40 kilograms. Mainly distributed in the Antarctic region, especially along the coastline of the Antarctic continent. Known for its unique breeding habits, it hatches the next generation every winter in the extreme environment of Antarctica. It can withstand extremely low temperatures and even survive under conditions of minus 60 degrees Celsius. Thick feathers provide excellent insulation, allowing them to survive and reproduce in the cold Antarctic environment. Emperor penguins are also excellent swimmers, able to swim quickly in cold seawater and prey on fish and other marine organisms.

Penguins in the order Penguin, family Penguin, genus Penguin. Emperor penguins are generally 90-120 centimeters tall and weigh up to 50 kilograms. Emperor penguins are distributed on the Antarctic continent, mainly living in Antarctica and nearby oceans. Emperor penguins are social animals with fixed activity times, gathering into groups for both foraging and building nests.. Emperor penguins mainly feed on crustaceans and occasionally prey on small fish and squid. Emperor penguins are an ancient migratory bird known as the "ship of the ocean". However, due to the rapid reduction of their food sources and the deterioration of their habitats, the number of emperor penguins is also decreasing. Protecting emperor penguins is urgent.

It is a general term for all species in the bird class and penguin family. Penguins, known as the "boats of the ocean," are one of the oldest waterfowl and are likely to have settled in Antarctica before putting on ice armor on Earth. There are a total of 18 species of penguins in the world, most of which are distributed and live in the southern hemisphere. Penguins can live and reproduce in extremely cold climates. It looks like a Western gentleman in a tailcoat, swaying and swaying as he walks, falling and crawling in danger, looking disheveled. But in the water, the penguin's short wings become a powerful pair of "paddles" that can swim at speeds of 25-30 kilometers per hour. You can swim 160 kilometers in a day.

Penguins can live and breed in cold climates. On land, it looks like a western gentleman in a tuxedo. When he walks, he sways and sways, encounters danger, falls and climbs, and is in a mess. But in the water, the penguin's short wings become a pair of powerful "paddles", swimming at a speed of 25-30 kilometers per hour. You can swim 160 kilometers a day. Mainly to krill, squid, small fish for food.