According to her, the rate of reproduction of the Emperor Penguin family in the polar regions is impacted by the accelerated melting of the ice.
The Washington Post said in a report that the melting of the ice affects the power of the power of the Emperor family on food and protect itself from predatory marine animals that they always monitor in this region.
The Emperor Penguin family, the largest and heaviest among the pocket groups, is the only one to successfully reproduce in the heart of the polar zone, defying the terrible weather conditions there, which include very low temperatures and high winds.
This week, the American Corporation formally declared that it had added this species of penguin to its list of threatened species in an effort to find long-term protection strategies that would be more successful.
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