Emperor Penguin Migration | Deep Blue
As the Antarctic summer ends, almost all life migrates north in search of milder conditions.
But the emperor penguins remain, traveling deeper into the cold.
They face a long and arduous journey 100 miles south across the frozen wasteland to breed.
For three months the male birds will starve while incubating the eggs.
Enduring temperatures of minus 70 degrees and 100 mile an hour winds.