HOW HUDDLES HELP PENGUINS WEATHER WINTER

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![Figure][1] Incubating a clutch of eggs can be an arduous task, even in the spring. But male emperor penguins probably endure the world's most gruelling brooding conditions, huddled together on the Antarctic ice shelf. How the males survive the extreme conditions has long intrigued

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Phillips, K. (2008). HOW HUDDLES HELP PENGUINS WEATHER WINTER. Journal of Experimental Biology, 211(1), i–i. https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.015172

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