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In newly released footage from National Geographic, baby penguins are seen bravely taking a 50-foot dive into the water below. In the video, nearly 700 emp ...
Every January, emperor penguin chicks travel to the ocean for their first swim. A rare phenomenon was caught on camera by National Geographic showing chicks jumping from a 50-foot cliff into water.
Facing a 50-foot drop-off, these chicks take the plunge into the icy waters in this first-ever footage.
National Geographic/Bertie GregoryFor the first time ever, filmmakers for National Geographic have captured the annual rite of passage many baby penguins take before they embark on their first swim: a daring leap from a towering ice shelf. The astounding new footage shows approximately 700 Emperor penguin chicks gathering precariously at the top of a sheer ice cliff, and one-by-one launching themselves into the icy waters 50-feet below. The footage was captured on location at Atka Bay, in Antarc
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