Antarctica’s Emperor Penguins Are in Danger of Extinction Due to Climate Change

Antarctica’s emperor penguins are in severe danger of becoming extinct, all thanks to climate change. The birds rely on ice to produce and live. But the region is dealing with warmer temperatures, rain and ice slides. Because of this, researchers think the penguins could disappear in 30 to 40 years. This happened a few years ago with the Halley colony in the Weddell Sea. Inside Edition Digital has more.