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Through the winter months, emperor penguins lay their eggs, hatch their chicks, and huddle together for warmth. They do much of this in darkness, as the Antarctic sun disappears below the horizon for months on end.
That has made them surprisingly difficult to watch. Most satellite images rely on sunlight, so until recently scientists…
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