The document discusses the emperor penguin, including its scientific name of Aptenodytes Forsteri, habitat along coastal Antarctica, diet of fish, crustaceans and cephalopods, physical description as a streamlined 48 inch, 50-100 pound bird with stiff wings for swimming, breeding behavior of the female laying a single egg then the male keeping it warm while she feeds for months, and conclusions about its social nature, colonies, hunting in groups, and interesting facts such as its discovery 100 years ago and ability to dive deeper and hold its breath longer than any other bird.

2.  Scientific Name
 Range
 Diet
 Physical Description
 Breeding
 Behavior
 Weird Info
 Conclusion

3.  Aptenodytes Forsteri

4.  Coastal Antarctica

5.  Fish
 Crustaceans
 Cephalopods

6.  Streamlined body
 48 in
 50 to 100 lb
 Stiff wings for swimming

7.  1 Baby per season
 Egg
 Father keep the egg warm while the
mother goes to feed for many months

8.  Social Animal
 Nest in Colonies
 Swim
 Hunt fish in groups

9.  Emperor Penguins were discovered 100
years ago by Johann Reinhold Forster
 Can dive deeper than any other bird
 Can hold their breath for more than 22
minutes.