ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月24日 12時56分

Photo by @FransLanting // They look adorable, but these emperor penguin chicks are hardy survivors as well. They are just a few weeks old, and yet they are already spending time on Antarctic sea ice without parents hovering over them constantly. When their parents go to sea to find food for their offspring, chicks gather in groups and together they go out exploring their surroundings, as they are doing here. When it gets cold they huddle together, just like their parents do when conditions are really extreme. But the lives of these penguins and of multitudes of marine life around Antarctica have just been given an extraordinary gift: The largest marine protected area (MPA) in the world—covering 600,000 square miles—has just been declared in the Ross Sea off Antarctica. We are joyous! Stay tuned for more images and stories from Antarctica and the lives of the creatures dependent on ice. @ナショナルジオグラフィック @National Geographic Travel@natgeocreative@thephotosociety#Penguins#EmperorPenguins#Antarctica#PenguinChicks#HopeSpots#OceanOptimism#SouthernOcean#CCAMLR#MPA#PhotographersForAntarctica#sealegacy

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