How can people move around Antarctica?

Answer 1

They only move around on the beaches, close to open water.

However, in winter, penguin colonies on land can exist a long way away from open water, because the sea ice freezes, essentially doubling the size of the Antarctic continent.

An emperor penguin, for example, may walk 150 Km to open water in the early spring.


The best description for the way penguins move on land is this: they waddle. Their legs are extremely short. During the longer journeys across the ice, emperor penguins have been known to slide on their bellies, pushing themselves ahead using the claws on the ends of their webbed toes.

Answer 2

you can move around with your feet but if your fat dont go coz you will break the ice

Answer 3

Penguins are engineered to tolerate cold water, given the pattern and locations of their down feather layers, their exterior feathers and their fat layer under their skin.