Penguins of the World by Pauline Reilly (Author)

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Penguins of the World by Pauline Reilly (Author)ISBN: 9780195535471 Publisher : OUP Australia and New Zealand , 3 Oct. 1994 Paperback, 176 pages How do penguins navigate? What do they eat and how do they find it? How does the Emperor Penguin, breeding in the depth of winter, survive without food for half a year? This is the first volume in a new series based on work already achieved in the Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds. It offers a concise, more readable and fully

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