Emperor Penguins Way of Reproduction

The emperor penguins are mostly the biggest penguins around the world, and the reproduce in a special way. The penguins need eight years to have a sexual mature. In the sexual act the penguins start making sounds and inter chancing sees, most of the times the male star with the communication. The emperor penguins are a monogamous species because they just have relations with one partner. Some studios said that the female penguins return to the same male penguin each season for the rest of their life, the only event that can change this is if one of the couple dead.

The penguin’s nests are usually around eight to ten stones perimeter, just to prevent eggs to move and crash. The only different penguin that don’t make nest is the Emperor penguin that in cubed a single egg under there feet. The penguin’s eggs must be white or greenish.

The incubation is the process to have the egg ready to enter in real world, the penguin needs to warm the egg before it hatches, in the case of the emperor penguins the used to left the male penguin alone to incubate the egg while the female goes to the sea, after some weeks the female penguin return to see the egg hatch. During this process the male penguin loose the 45% of his mass.

The fist cause of egg fail is the dissertation of the male penguin, this occurs when the penguin loose the illusion to see the female penguin again.

 MLA:

Carl Walter. "Emperor Penguin at Animal Corner." Animals, Animal, Wildlife Animals, Rainforests, Pets, Farm Animals and Insects. Animal Corner, 21 June 2004. Web. 01 Sept. 2011. <http://www.animalcorner.co.uk/marine/penguins/penguin_emperor.html>.