PHEW: This footage captured the dramatic moment a lone penguin almost got separated from its flock as a piece of ice broke and drifted off to sea. The footage was recorded by a U.S. Coast Guard member deployed at McMurdo Station in Antarctica. | NowThis

Visiting the Emperor penguins is a rare privilege. These remarkable birds thrive in Antarctica’s harshest conditions, enduring months of darkness and freezing cold to breed and raise their chicks. For just a small window each year, you can join White Desert's expert guides and witness their unique behaviours up close. From the delicate care of the parents to the curious waddle of the young chicks — this is one of the rarest wildlife encounters on Earth. Please note that all individuals photograp

Move over for the largest penguin in the world, the Emperor penguin. Learn all about these fascinating creatures as they waddle around Antarctica. #Continent7 | National Geographic TV