Test 008
Reading Practice: Emperor Penguins in Antarctica
Reading Text
Emperor penguins are the largest penguins in the world. They live in Antarctica, the coldest and windiest continent on Earth. Emperor penguins cannot fly in the air, but they are great swimmers in the freezing ocean. They use their strong black flippers to dive deep into the water to catch small fish and squid. During the dark, cold winter, thousands of penguins stand close together in large groups to stay warm against freezing blizzards. The father penguin keeps an egg warm on top of his feet under a special layer of warm feathers for two whole months without eating. When the baby chick hatches, both parents take turns feeding it with fresh fish. Emperor penguins are truly resilient birds.