The Emperor's Egg
By Martin Jenkins
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Synopsis
In the harsh Antarctic winter, the male Emperor penguin takes on the vital role of incubating the egg. While the female returns to the sea to feed, the male balances the egg on his feet, enduring freezing temperatures for two months without eating, until the chick hatches. This story highlights the remarkable dedication of nature's most devoted father.
About the author
Martin Jenkins is a British author who loves writing books about animals, science, and the natural world. He is well known for his book 'The Emperor’s Egg', which tells the story of how emperor penguins look after their eggs. Martin enjoys making facts fun and interesting for curious readers like you!
Pages
29 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1999
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