Do It Like an Animal: Relationship Advice from Penguins

He hasn't eaten in four months. It's -60° and pitch dark. And he's standing completely still because the egg on his feet will freeze if he moves. That's not a movie. That's what penguin dads do. Every single year. 565 meters deep on a single breath. 10,000 bodies huddled in a blizzard with zero ego. They propose with rocks they spent days choosing. They find each other by voice alone in a crowd of thousands. And after months apart, they bow - and start again. Most people can't even agree on what to have for dinner. Penguins coordinate survival across four months of darkness without a single argument. Inside you'll discover: - Why penguin dads lose half their body weight for an egg they can't even see- How they find one voice in a crowd of 10,000- The deepest dive of any bird on earth - 565 meters on a single breath- Why penguin chicks jump off cliffs before they can swim- How colonies rotate who faces the wind so nobody suffers alone- Why they propose with the same rock every year and mean it every time > Part of the Do It Like an Animal series by Duktor Anamel Magnis Tsom.

Pagina's: 77, Paperback, Independently published