The emperor pengun migrate to find a mate and have a baby.
Emperor Penguins don't hibernate but they do migrate. They migrate because they have to meet a mate and have a baby.
yes they do
To feed on fish
south
MIGRATION: Emperor penguins make yearly travels inland to breeding sites in the early spring. Near the beginning of summer, adult penguins and their chicks return to the sea and spend the rest of the summer feeding there.
because the emperor penguins well the male emperor penguins watch the baby emperor penguin and the mother goes away and migrates when the father stays with the baby and finds another mate o _o enjoybecause the emperor penguins well the male emperor penguins watch the baby emperor penguin and the mother goes away and migrates when the father stays with the baby and finds another mate o _o enjoy
Macaroni Penguins are in fact more numerous than Emperor Penguins.
I have no idea, but other penguins do not migrate.
Emperor penguins are the largest of all penguins.
Emperor penguins are not dangerous to humans.
emperor penguins doesn't really have nicknames there just called a emperor penguins or just a penguin. :)
Yes, emperor penguins do migrate. If fact, they migrate on ice for over 1 mile, all in a line, either waddling or sliding on their bellies.