They lay their eggs then they hand them to the male and then they go looking for food by an nearby pond, lake, sea, or ocean. Usually they bring fish for their family.
Male Emperor penguins do not lay eggs because they are not biologically equipped to do so. Only female Emperor penguins have reproductive organs capable of producing and laying eggs. In penguin species, like the Emperor penguins, it is the female's responsibility to lay the eggs and the male's responsibility to keep them warm and safe.
They go about 65 days or more.
They lay eggs
The female penguin lays eggs. Then the baby penguins hatch from the eggs.
Polar bears don't lay eggs... you're thinking of penguins, primarily emperor penguins
yes they do.With out girl penguins there would be no eggs and chicks or any penguins at all
the female penguins lays her eggs the the male penguin takes care of the eggs he puts the eggs under his blubber to keep it worm while the female finds food it takes 2-3 moths for the egg to hatch
Father penguins are called "males" or "dads." In the case of Emperor penguins, they are also sometimes referred to as the "brooding male" because they take care of the eggs while the female goes to feed in the ocean.
Yes. Male Emperor penguins stay warm in a large moving circle within a circle while hatching their eggs in a pouch. The female penguins are feeding while they are gone and come back when the chicks are hatched.
a. some penguins have a pouch and the young stay in there as they travel b. They are carried between the adult penguins' feet
Penguins lay eggs, they do not get pregnant.
Penguins are not mammals, so they do not get pregnant. Instead, female penguins lay eggs. After laying the egg, both the male and female penguins take turns incubating the egg until it hatches, which can take anywhere from 33 to 66 days depending on the species of penguin.