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The Naturalist - Episode 38 - Penguins

First Aired - 08/23/2010 12:00PM
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The Naturalist: Penguins (27:47)

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Emperor Penguins & Keeping Eggs Warm (21:34)

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penguins have no fear of man, you can get a pint of oil from small penguins, the started to be slaughtered but were then later protected, Emperor Penguins are the largest penguins, their eggs are huge, they live in the sea but they spend a lot of time on land, they march 60 miles inland, transferring the egg, keeping the egg warm, the other penguins make a nest out of stones for the egg, the object is to keep the egg off the ice, penguins don't have any teeth, they have to swallow food whole, penguins eat krill, people used to make slippers out of penguin blubber, locals catch them for food but they are now protected, leopard seals, the biggest predator in Antarctica is the killer whale, how did Antarctica get its name?, answer this question and win a prize!,

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