Los pingüinos emperador: Una historia de migración

Emperor penguins migrate up to 100 miles each year to breed and raise their chicks. Males protect the eggs while females travel miles again to find food. Follow the incredible journey of one Emperor penguin pair as they migrate inland of Antarctica to mate and raise their chick in this narrative nonfiction picture book. Translated into North American Spanish.
Author Lisa Amstutz and illustrator Howard Gray lend their scientific and creative expertise to this migration story, creating a book that will delight animal and nature lovers and support life science education. Includes a migration map, tips to protect animals and habitats, and a glossary.