emperor penguins spend the long Antarctic winter on the open ice and they breed during this harsh season ( unlike most bird which breed in the springtime). after a courtship of several weeks, female emperors go to the open ser to get their food. they travel about 80 kilometers across the frozen surface every winter. where are the eggs, then? at the feat, literally, of the male emperors. the male emperor penguin incubates his egg, keeping it warm on his fut covered by hi stomach, he just stands there, for about 65 days, though icy temperatures, cruel winds, and blinding storms until the egg hatches. and those dedicated fathers eat nothing that whole time. because of the cruel Antarctic cold the male penguins stay together, very near each other. the snow falls. the wind blows very, very hard. but the penguins just stay there. and swivel. finally, after over two months, the females return from the sea, bringing food they regurgitate, to feed the now hatched chicks. the two birds greet each other noisily. then the ale changes place with the female; writers call this the " changing of the guard". the mother takes over care of the chick and the male finally starts the long trip to the open sea and food. Inglês > Português Tradutor Online, Tradutor Inglês-Português

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emperor penguins spend the long Antarctic winter on the open ice and they breed during this harsh season ( unlike most bird which breed in the springtime). after a courtship of several weeks, female emperors go to the open ser to get their food. they travel about 80 kilometers across the frozen surface every winter. where are the eggs, then? at the feat, literally, of the male emperors. the male emperor penguin incubates his egg, keeping it warm on his fut covered by hi stomach, he just stands there, for about 65 days, though icy temperatures, cruel winds, and blinding storms until the egg hatches. and those dedicated fathers eat nothing that whole time. because of the cruel Antarctic cold the male penguins stay together, very near each other. the snow falls. the wind blows very, very hard. but the penguins just stay there. and swivel. finally, after over two months, the females return from the sea, bringing food they regurgitate, to feed the now hatched chicks. the two birds greet each other noisily. then the ale changes place with the female; writers call this the " changing of the guard". the mother takes over care of the chick and the male finally starts the long trip to the open sea and food.

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os pinguins imperador passar o inverno antÃ¡rtico tempo no gelo aberto e reproduzem-se durante esta temporada dura (ao contrÃ¡rio da maioria das aves que se reproduzem na primavera). Depois de um namoro de vÃ¡rias semanas, imperadores femininos ir o ser aberto para obter seu alimento. Eles viajam cerca de 80 quilÃ´metros em toda a superfÃcie congelada durante todo o inverno. Onde estÃ£o os ovos, entÃ£o? na faÃ§anha, literalmente, dos imperadores masculinos.o pinguim imperador macho incuba o ovo dele, mantÃª-lo quente em seu fut abrangidos pela Oi estÃ´mago, ele sÃ³ fica lÃ¡ por cerca de 65 dias, embora temperaturas geladas, cruel ventos e tempestades cegantes atÃ© o ovo choca. e aqueles pais dedicados nÃ£o comem nada esse tempo todo.por causa do frio AntÃ¡rtico cruel pingÃ¼ins machos fiquem juntos, muito perto uns dos outros. a neve cai. o vento sopra muito, muito duro. Mas os pinguins sÃ³ ficar lÃ¡. e giro. Finalmente, apÃ³s mais de dois meses, as fÃªmeas retornam do mar, trazendo comida que eles regurgitam, para alimentar os filhotes agora hachurados. os dois pÃ¡ssaros cumprimentam-se ruidosamente. em seguida, coloque as alteraÃ§Ãµes ale com a fÃªmea; escritores chamam a isto o

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