Baby Penguin Must Find Mother Before Freezing | Snow Chick: A Penguin's Tale | BBC Earth

[@Fadedecho1]

Ever since I have studied the penguin I have a newfound respect for this animal. These animals really fight to survive. They journey is extremely difficult and long.

[@5v311]

Did you know scientists put the head of a female penguin out and the male penguins decided to do the deed with head?

[@janyabee3743]

@@5v311 I just recently watched that documentary about penguins now that’s all I think about when I see them 🤣

[@zarek3899]

I agree on animals dying naturally but penguins dying seems wrong to me

[@Fadedecho1]

@@zarek3899 hi. Definitely nothing wrong with that feeling. 😊

[@DevManush]

@@janyabee3743 K

[@samore11]

I love the feeling of a warm blanket when I'm really cold - imagine that young penguin felt 100 times that good when he got to his mother's pouch.

[@DaddyC445]

Like a shot oh H for a drug addict.

[@ifykyk679]

Yea it was sooo adorable

[@azmilfahkri7436]

@@ifykyk679 ye almost makes me sad cuz seing that baby just layying down the ground that made me think he was too cold

[@firstnamelastnamed7410]

@@azmilfahkri7436 its normal for them you 💀

[@azmilfahkri7436]

@@firstnamelastnamed7410 that bideo is about 'a baby tryying to find hes mom or he gets cold' wdym normal u 💀

[@amardeepvishu7523]

This clip has made me elicit more emotions than I've shown my entire lifetime

[@loobylouboti]

🤣

[@fottisstamos1856]

You must have a hard lifetime...

[@not-existent8376]

Deprezin'

[@___idk]

real

[@AndyBluebear-fi9om]

You need to live more.

[@neilthomas6042]

Very cute, I’m glad the chick found its mother and the father penguin found the huddle. I found it very emotional.

[@raintree3383]

You definetly have to watch the film March of the Penguins....trust me it is a must-watch and hello from Canada

[@nichitamatei]

damn bruh spoiler alert

[@coffeediction]

well it was very emotionally told, more than it actually is

[@user-fo5uq7tg6j]

Dude spoilers

[@VoidStars1]

You must be beyond naiv to look at the comments and expect nobody to refer to what happened in the video in order to comment about it

[@amuservlog4561]

Poor little one is freezing, can’t imagine their survival. Imagine how they help each other to warm each other.

[@ramonching7772]

I guess this is how they realized it's better to stick together than to go at it alone.

[@muffintop420]

And here I am sitting in my comfy chair by the fire eating sandwiches.

[@roselamoure]

@@muffintop420 living your best life

[@Kallastar.]

And them they push each other in water to see if it was predators

[@flanagamer]

@@Kallastar. 😅😅 survival of the fittest

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

Penguin dads are the ultimate underappreciated heroes. Literally incubates the egg and raises it the first few months goes back to get food while hes half his weight to come back and feed the wife and kid

[@PerAllwin1963]

Agreed! ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻

[@KamalasNotLikeUs]

Sounds like an “I’m just going to the store for milk and cigs” story to me. 😂

[@hanniaedithmartinezadame794]

You are half right, females become weak after producing the egg, it consumed a lot resources to make it, so they are the first to go back to the ocean to eat, and bring food. The males will be the first to stay and care for the egg, resiting one of the coldest times on earth, the female will come back, feed them and then the male will go back to the ocean for food. Both do exactly the same, they take turns.

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

@@راديو76 literally in himself. Bro gets fat and vomits the food out for his kids.

[@VuMinhThuFPLHN]

They switch to take care the baby every time

[@ShaneH5150]

a more dramatic and heartwarming story than 99.9% of movies these days

[@gabrielacenteno8369]

I know ajjaj 🤣

[@mrdinosaurproductions9507]

Than 100 percent, you mean.

[@witahanny1667]

And I can't agree more.

[@praveenawesome2182]

Yeah

[@reasonablyserious]

Because it's honest

[@stacyboudreau123]

I'm so glad the mother reached her cute little one and that the dad made it back 🙂

[@pbrproduction1854]

OMG 😲 three Tigers in same time kzbin.infonbuGKIqefqU?feature=share

[@luckyladyz]

@Jericho Kilmanja I saw the documentary on Snow Chick & he survives. He survives almost being kidnapped & nearly crushed to death, broke away from almost being attacked by a petrol & almost being eaten by a seal. The documentary is very good, he's quite a survivor for such a tiny penguin.

[@SyenPie]

@@luckyladyz well that makes it seem all the more likely this has been "copy paste" edited together as the other guy mentioned. And i mean... why wouldnt they lol. more dramatic/emotional = more money.

[@madonnagan5337]

Yay penguin survive :D

[@lindgrenland]

@@luckyladyz Wow, sounds like a real life disney movie :D We face some adversity and danger, it gets scary at times, but then all is well at the end

[@Euphoria965]

I love how during that one scene , the baby was all alone,freezing . But not so long after , the mother quietly stands behind him and surprise him . Just like those movie scenes. Please this is soo beautiful 😩😭

[@ReddBubbles]

Sameee 🥺

[@rosemacintyre4856]

Watching that little chick stumbling around in the cold was heartbreaking :(( Thank God he found his mum, I nearly cried

[@lightningandodinify]

Smol baby was struggling to waddle 🥺

[@Suha_Chakravorty]

Me too! 😢

[@desireebryant9523]

I’m at work mad at the person filming 😢 Thank you God 🙏🏽

[@defne6733]

Mee tooooooo 🥺🥺🥺

[@Sweetpuffmuffin]

Thank you, I needed confirmation that this was a happy ending because currently my heart could not take that pain :')

[@dimaronin2050]

I got so emotional over these black and white birdies like damnnnnn, no sport games ever make me root so much for someone

[@yashsvidixit7169]

compassion is a real thing.

[@Rinsuki]

Yes because if they can't they will die so it is life or death. Makes you appreciate modern society because everywhere you turn there are people and shelter from the elements. You can shelter in a store if you wanted.

[@audioa41]

Gosh that was stressful! So glad the baby made it home.

[@jasminewhitehead1752]

Finding this comment has given me so much relief❤.

[@luckyladyz]

Yes I'm so glad Snow Chick's mommy found him. I saw this documentary & I loved it, he's quite a survivor for such a tiny chick 🐧❤️

[@parthverma6251]

Bro, spoiler alert

[@Yvonne4Jesus]

And the dad! Penguin survival depends on both mom and dad.

[@Indrakusuma_a]

Such a harsh and unforgiving weather condition, yet still beautifully filmed by the crew. My respect to the field crew.

[@somegirl558]

Madness!!!

[@mrdinosaurproductions9507]

@@somegirl558 wdym by madness

[@blessall8856]

SUPERB FILMING! Hope they keep posting!

[@robsmith5914]

Facts

[@somegirl558]

@@mrdinosaurproductions9507 that it is insanely cold.

[@nicnickyx5923]

The way they all huddle together is wholesome to see 🥰

[@gayled3059]

And change positions within the group so everyone can get warm.

[@nicnickyx5923]

@@gayled3059 ahh yeah it’s beautiful to watch honestly

[@sabinamuntean1248]

Da este foarte frumos sa privesti un asemenea tablou al naturi pe care noi oameni nu am reusit sa il distrugem

[@dheerajsharma355]

@@gayled3059 yeah bro really it was awesome

[@slaveNo-4028]

@@gayled3059 ikr? I wonder if humans had this much solidarity, but I guess some would just pay the middle ones to get a good spot, and the poor folks could never get in the middle. Or they just wouldn't huddle at all because it's "weird" to huddle with stangers. No joke sometimes in the winter when I'm waiting at a train station I have this short thought "I wish i could huddle next to these people, I wish we were like penguins where it would be not strange at all, it would keep all of us warmer" lol

[@bunnywavyxx9524]

I love how socially organized and parentally evolved penguins are. They also have no natural land predators so they don't see humans as a threat. I doubt they'd treat a human differently than another penguin. Fascinating creatures.

[@AlbertaRose94]

I can tell you didn’t order the DVD.

[@dianaraisa9420]

Their natural predators can also walk on land (skuas and giant petrels).

[@dianaraisa9420]

It’s a pity, of course, for such a cute little fluffy one if the birds want to eat him (I remember the cartoon “The Old Sailor's Tales. Antarctica,” where a boy student of an old captain saved an emperor penguin chick from a skua and also shouted to the latter, “Drop the child, you hooligan!”😊)

[@dianaraisa9420]

As for what penguins think of humans: in Happy Feet, the protagonist, the young emperor penguin Mumble, also decided about zoo visitors that they were freaks, “big ugly black penguins with no beaks” (the same as the skua that once tried to eat him , decided about the ornithologists who caught and banded him). In this film, different birds show amazing unanimity towards humans ☺

[@1000000man1]

They *do* have some predators.

[@europeanguy8773]

They also rotate almost on an hourly basis, the ones on the very edge will slowly come more towards the middle that way they all survive. It's fascinating.

[@thenightporter]

Isnt that interssting? That is kind of like when birds fly in a "V" formation; when the bird that has been flying at the tip gets tired, it moves to the tail end and another bird up front takes its place and they rotate that way. ❤

[@LostMidge-pu4qc]

Only if humans could act more like that

[@No_jews_allowed]

@@LostMidge-pu4qchumans are ugly envious demons

[@ИринаЛевина-ы8щ]

Людям нужно брать пример с пингвинов!Они мужественные,стойкие,защищают свое сообщество, поддерживают друг друга!Чудесные милые человечки!

[@humbled_pleb]

​@@LostMidge-pu4qcWe do. That's how we reached this stage of civilization.

[@mentaltelepathy24]

Awwww - I felt bad for the dad. lets all give a shoutout to person filming this too please, actually let's give a shout out to everyone involved with this. Total legends.

[@urflow6059]

I was just thinking that. How do they film this stuff.

[@nicw8221]

Yh

[@Iflie]

Yeah they are all mad those nature camera people. They spend many months filming in the worst conditions to just catch a birth or a few minutes in a massive documentary. Some animals get so used to having that person around they start using them as look out posts or babysitters.

[@leealvin121]

@@Iflie that would be fun lol

[@Iflie]

@@leealvin121 They made whole seasons of following a meerkat colony and they acted totally naturally around them but so much so they just stood on their heads as it was a handy platform. Similar with a show on big cats, they were so used to the jeeps they'd use them as look out posts and certain females would bring the cubs to the camera guy and then went hunting, but that stopped the guy from following her as he was now on babysitting duty. Reminds me of my own feral cat, I couldn't pet her or put my hand in the box with her babies but she still left them alone with me, going to do her bussiness for a few minutes while I was in the room, I think housecats look for a babysitter though. At around 6 weeks she put them on my bed and I was on night duty while she rested under my bed.

[@shaguftafahmid9632]

This video should be awarded oscar or Nobel prize because it give the lesson of life. The team recorded this video in extremely harsh envoirnmental conditions.

[@Gattberserk]

the human team probably have to snuggle too to survive lol.

[@atmadeepmukherjee5550]

I agree

[@jinnimoo]

Well "March of the Penguin" did win best documentary at the 2005 Oscars.

[@JesusRodriguez-gy5eu]

I get the chills just watching what these poor animals go through to survive, mother nature is rough.

[@flanagamer]

At least they ain’t gotta work & pay bills 🙄😅

[@painted.pink1]

@@flanagamer nice sarcasm lol

[@sweetsoul3169]

@@flanagamer animals gotta pay their life to pay their "bills"

[@wip1664]

The animals can progress only to the equivalent of a human toddler. So they forget these horrible experiences very soon, but not completely forgetten. If they were not in the human world, they can be more than just a toddler. Interesting that they can do one or two adult human traits well...like caring for the needy young, and building nest/shelter, or furnishing a den for added comfort. They also defend/hunt well...has to do with the food chain and keeping their world and habitat in balance the "cruel" way. Our domesticated pet cats and dogs practice defensive and hunt the playful way...a lot less "cruel".

[@FrostbitexP]

@@wip1664 You just spoke a bunch of non sense. Animals can remember for life. And some (like orca) are just as sentient/conscious as us.

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

I had to keep myself from crying. The poor little ones and the dad. This is a great series.

[@KP-om9fj]

I cried.

[@cloverisblue]

@@KP-om9fj i am toooo, like a loser😭😭😂

[@brianorozco1074]

@@cloverisblue You’re not a loser

[@KP-om9fj]

@@cloverisblue you're not a loser! You're just the way all human beings should be and most aren't!!! Having space for others and animals in your heart is a gift!!!! ❤

[@adw6894]

Its toxic to think a person crying is a loser.

[@farrahjordan1396]

I swear humans could learn so much from animals. Animals show how we’re supposed to treat everyone and support one another.

[@Luke_Skywalker1836]

Us humans won’t

[@JoDo777]

Don't confuse humans with psychopaths. Two big differences. Humans are doing just fine

[@skkhammuansangngaihte4989]

Introverts really be talking about how human should socialized 😂

[@skkhammuansangngaihte4989]

Introverts really be talking about how human should socialized 😂

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

​@@Luke_Skywalker1836in the native Americans treated things this way, and hey Europe at least they have universal healthcare and s***. We have enough resources in this world for everyone to have the necessities and yet we insist on not organizing our society that way

[@123canadagirl]

This was so emotional! So glad the baby penguin and the daddy penguin survived!

[@fannypusporini4408]

,,) ldl 1:55

[@JustMeHere2012]

The moment the dad took a plunge once he realized he'd made it is so cute. I felt his relief too.

[@arunkumargomasta5933]

Salute to the photographer. Long live mother's love. ❤️

[@moniquehazzard1383]

Lost baby in freezing temps! The tears I already knew I’d shed. When she came up behind him, I could hear him cry “Mommy!” 😢

[@praveenawesome2182]

Yeah 😭

[@gofishglobal7919]

Goodness! The baby really didn't look like it was going to make it!

[@joyeetabandyopadhyay3259]

I almost cried to watch their struggle for survival in this harsh weather condition! ! May God always protect these beautiful creatures 🙏

[@PaulaKnight-d2d]

If there is a God, he is a prick, what a terrible thing to do to these penguins..God is a nasty piece of work. Yes let's pray to the ass that made everything, including all the Bad Stuff.

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

This is the most heartbreaking and panic inducing, yet oh so heartwarming series yet. I care about this little penguin more than my own life ha.

[@mindfulmusings199]

What a good thought! You're a great human being. #Respect for you and always remain so!

[@palakmaniar8771]

I know right...In the first few minutes when baby was unable to find mom, I just thought I would not mind dying in that cold if just I can help them meet.

[@luckyladyz]

I saw this documentary a couple of weeks ago & I loved it & I love Snow Chick, this little guy is truly a survivor. It was about an hour but I wish it was longer.

[@whale1983]

Cap

[@RifatKhan-iz9ip]

When the mother penguin found her baby, I jumped for joy, tears welling up in my eyes. It was a relief to see a happy ending.

[@marianelasandicruz1910]

My heart just melted at the beauty of the colony's unity. Our Creator gives us this great example of love. How beautiful!

[@nazishs.8327]

A mother's love for her baby. So beautiful.

[@pbrproduction1854]

OMG 😲 three Tigers in same time kzbin.infonbuGKIqefqU?feature=share

[@obibraxton2232]

Father too ! ☺️

[@cha_hoe]

Not irl though

[@KittenBowl1]

Incredible! These chicks and adults are toasty in the center at 37c in -60c blizzard! Their bodies are the protection, they don’t need anything but each other. Anything is possible to these tough penguins. Incredible!!

[@tyeshadurant3298]

Now if only humans could get with the program and start supporting and caring for each other... But we're the higher species, right?

[@Andrea-fd2bw]

@@tyeshadurant3298 populations that go trough hard times get more compassionate and strong,when we were hunter gatherers we were obligated to be togheter for survival,maybe after this era we will evolve and be more close to each other than ever

[@tyeshadurant3298]

@@Andrea-fd2bw I hope you're right. It's a beautiful thing to observe both animals and humans taking care of each other.

[@patrickorone1149]

I am now learning that there is nothing that lives on its own in the universe of God except the selfish heart of man, everything in nature lives to serve another the penguin love for its chick, there uniting to warm them selves and in turn warm themselves and when warm give way for others to warm themselves and humans we care about our own selves, indifferent to the needs of others. Each time I see in nature the principle of Love which is seeks not her own. More so in the Lord I am humbled. May God help us to live n perfect harmony with each other.

[@ZeeZee9]

@@patrickorone1149 So true

[@laurenlowery5799]

These sweet, beautiful birds live in such brutal weather. But it's wonderful how they all come together to battle those below freezing temperatures. So amazing.

[@smileyface4005]

Penguins are such precious creatures. Protect them at all costs!

[@LyricalXilence]

I'm happy the daddy made it back safely. Such strength to keep going forward during that type of weather.

[@sumuqh]

Aww poor chick was falling & waddling his way made my heart melt

[@doseoflifenature3791]

So relieved to see the baby penguin found by its mother!

[@traveltectours6561]

*I have never seen such an amazing, heart warming scene with teamwork in animals lives or penguins . What an incredibly brave piece of filming and this cameraman deserves even an Oscar award !!!* 🙏💖💐

[@BauerHermann1811]

cameramans are immortal against everything mother nature throws at em 👆 But seriously, that filming really is absolute masterclass even in tough conditions

[@samanthapels4497]

Teamwork? All the other pinguïns didn't do anything?

[@apollofell3925]

🙄 i guess ants don't count as teamwork

[@traveltectours6561]

@@apollofell3925 Ants team works are not heart warming 🙄

[@apollofell3925]

@@traveltectours6561 It's a little dumb to dismiss ants like that, but okay. Have you seen the amazon river dolphins that help humans fish? Have you seen elephants adopt orphaned elephant babies? Plenty of other animals work together.

[@hermeslover73]

I feel so terrible watching this and there's nothing I can do to help these innocent animals 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@cbazxy2697]

We are, if we keep contributing to climate change the ice will keep melting thus making the temperature warmer and unsuitable. The population will keep decreasing which means lesser babies which also means lesser penguins to suffer

[@blairariavanderkamp3405]

Ikr!! Thank God the baby and dad made it back safely. I would have been so heartbroken otherwise. It stressed me out to watch this; I was so worried!!

[@blairariavanderkamp3405]

@@cbazxy2697 What a horrible thing to say! We need to FIX the problem!!! Penguins have every right to be here, it's their planet too!! AND look at how adorable they are; why on earth would you want them to go extinct?!!? You really are a monster!!

[@Константин-ш3к]

@@blairariavanderkamp3405 he is just speaking truth. no lies have been said by him. its true, climate change makes the ice melt, penguins need ice and cold environments. climate change will sadly kill them off over time. He never said he wants them to go extinct, and I agree penguins have every right to be here.

[@blairariavanderkamp3405]

@@Константин-ш3к I know but it's the way that he said it. We are not doing them a favour by warming the atmosphere and making their living conditions unsuitable.

[@HiSui82]

Its a relief that both the baby and the father penguin make it on time. Happy new year everyone.

[@moocedudotin3795]

Respect and gratitude for camera person and crew. Heart goes out with penguins . This is indeed a tough time.

[@Rakso11]

I don't understand how they can survive Antarctic storms, in which they can be -80 ºC. They are incredible animals.

[@tearamika1401]

Oh babyyyy. I never thought a penguin ever felt too cold. I thought they were made to handle coldness. So happy for papa penguin too.

[@ImmortalSynn]

They are.... but I don't think you quite grasp just how cold -60C actually is. You couldn't even register that temp on a standard thermometer, because mercury freezes at -39!

[@Do_not_assume]

-60 outside but inside it's 37. Amazing how just cuddling together can bring such warmth.

[@jafferjaffer4890]

The devotion of parents and colonies to each other was complementary. And magnificent.

[@juliannedispain1637]

The baby is so brave and determined to find mom. I was getting nervous watching it.

[@robertmccreary8814]

Amazing how penguins work as a team to keep each others warm and their nestlings all through the winter storm also males can go without food for a few months to care for their nestlings I enjoyed watching this short video worth every minute Mahalo BBC Earth 🐧🐧🐧

[@raintree3383]

You have to watch the film/movie March of the Penguins...you will thank me for it....shows every step of the father and mother penguin....AMAZING footage

[@mariebourgot4949]

Mothers penguins do the same, they take turn for each task that need to be done.

[@abc932]

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[@jp_bond]

Respect to all those penguin mothers❤️

[@freszeasy]

This too dramatic seeing the struggle over lone father make my heartsick but any story about penguins colony's never cease amaze me. I love emperor penguin so much

[@wd2660]

Okay this is more dramatic than any movie I’ve seen, my eyes are tearing and I’m so happy they are safe 💕

[@Яна-э3ю8х]

Да, это точно, тоже чуть не плачу. Мне очень нравятся пингвины.

[@michellemoffett9458]

Ever since seeing March of the Penguins I have such respect for these animals. They are true warriors! I love this clip here and I was glad they all found each other and stayed as warm as possible.

[@KanalDerGutenSache]

This was such a rollercoaster of emotions.

[@krisppynugget]

Is it -60C with windchill or without? Even -60C with windchill is terrifying, but if it's -60C without windchill and a 100km gust, then that's absolutely bonkers. Penguins are truly unbelievable animals to be able to survive in such inhospitable conditions 😰

[@santasangre996]

You are mom

[@Fidentt]

Everyone talking about the baby penguin, but no one is talking about the bravery of the cameraman staying in that giant freezer just to record a few birds. Such a legend. OK CAN YOU GUYS STOP REPLYING? LITERALLY I COMMENTED THIS A YEAR AGO AND I STILL GETTING NOTIFIED OF NEW REPLIES GOIN ON

[@nqh4393]

I don’t think thousands of birds is what should be called “a few”…

[@Fidentt]

Oh yeah you are right I didn't realize that lol

[@veenalouis5625]

Absolutely

[@altrnatvthinker]

these r mankind ,they go their with enough back up and with all the means that incase...... you should not forget that islam says we the best creation of god and may be your religion says too so its ok we be safe if no unfortunate arises suddenly.

[@kai_444]

@@altrnatvthinker ok

[@karllux-d6g]

Sage survivalists. You can't help feeling sheer admiration for these extraordinary creatures.

[@serapmehmet3346]

That made me cry...so glad for the baby..how hard life is as any bird really ..very touching indeed

[@evama6348]

I held my breath hoping for a happy ending. Thank you for sharing amazing footage in such a hostile environment.

[@abc932]

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[@emmawatson9123]

Literally cried when the mother finally found her baby and hugged him

[@acidmana7920]

0:47 poor tiny penguin 😢 life is so tough

[@darkneon5637]

Damn nature you a Savage 😠

[@-saffie-4977]

My god, I can't ever work for anything like this. I'd be bawling my heart out and struggling to not help them. It must be so hard for the crew, who are without a doubt passionate for these animals more than anyone, to keep themselves away and let the animals survive on their own.

[@vitorfly9840]

My grandma loved this video! We have never seen this kind of animal in our lives so that’s really special.

[@zuckertuschi2842]

Gosh. What a dramatic moment. Im so so happy everythings going to be ok. But i still crying. This is just a heart warming moment even for everybody. ❤️

[@sandyla3668]

I swear i just wanted to give that baby a hug😭 what a harsh world even for animals

[@svgstarlight]

i couldn’t be a wildlife photographer, i wouldn’t capture any good photos or videos because my tears would constantly be blocking my view

[@wishtrish]

It was so soothing when the baby found her mommy at last..🥺

[@12q8]

Life is really fascinating. Imagine, before modern comforts, we had similar worries. Just think about all the similar stories with people from age old that we never heard of. We shared the struggle for survival.

[@raintree3383]

Wow...what a thought provoking comment...well done and hello from Canada

[@dehaifu68]

Penguins don't have hands, or they would have built homes already.

[@raintree3383]

@@dehaifu68 Hahahahhaaaa That made me laugh...thank you

[@abc932]

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[@raintree3383]

@@abc932 I am reporting you....and they will delete this comment of your link

[@ninjapirate123]

I wish I can hug him

[@muh_guts]

I'm sure he will bite 😂 so let life goes

[@mikebasil4832]

Thank God that the baby penguin and its father found their ways home.

[@84americanwoman]

Idk why I watch these..they always have me in tears. Nothing else does it like animal ones. They’re so innocent. Nature is cruel, which we all know. Truly survival of the fittest.

[@irinaivanovic9792]

Oh my gosh, I was starting to cry watching the baby struggling like this! I'm so glad it's mother found him/her!

[@blucat4]

The huddle was amazing. Amazing way to beat the freezing wind. Chicks all toasty warm, nature is amazing.

[@abc932]

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[@BlackReign574]

So glad the cute baby penguin was found . I for sure would have cuddled him ♥️🥰.

[@ImRollingEm]

Penguins are remarkable. I just love them.

[@ElisaLucius]

Never have I rooted so hard for someone I've only known about for 4 minutes. I hope he's doing well against the harsh weather.

[@hoanganh1210]

While watching the video im under a thick blanket in 17 degrees, can not imagine how could i survive there? Those penguins stand tall in harsh weather so touching, the penguine’s message: not bc im cute so i have an easy life..😅 it even challenges me everyday, so human we have no reason to give uppp… it really inspired me and my cattt 🎉❤🎉

[@Afzal18]

The father's loneliness hits different💔

[@bujinmasha6968]

BBC Earth is the best. It made my cry. Surviving in this coldness is very challenging for these beautiful innocent ones. Just my heart is melted. It is teaching me that I will not complain for anything.

[@shafqatseerat6756]

Im picturing the camera crew huddling together like that too 😂

[@potato6216]

If I was among the filming crew members, i'd be adopting cold penguins right and left.

[@cinnjotime]

Seeing the baby penguin suffer in the cold, is actually really emotional for the penguin put luckily the baby penguin found his mother and also I felt bad for the dad but they found each other!

[@lemonextract1325]

A good number of us have something to learn from these loving penguins

[@tannernabozniak5196]

This is what it feels like being separated from your mom in the freezer section at Walmart 😂

[@firegator6853]

for real

[@daniellepereira2142]

Lol

[@culvuil]

Lol 😂 Costco freezer section is the worst

[@abc932]

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[@alisalexter4072]

And you cant call either cuz they dont ever pick up the phone😂

[@matthewskudzienski888]

It’s ok little one your mommy’s here(1:09)

[@paragonflash8937]

I cant imagine being the camera guy and just watching this baby penguin lost in the snow looking for her mother. Knowing where shes at and being unable to help as its part of nature. Just standing recording and just hoping that this baby will find its mom really eats away at your insides.

[@user-nz1si5cr4l]

Life is so hard for those cute animals. It breaks my heart

[@benthekeeshond545]

I almost wanted to switch to another story. I thought the camera was going to record the freezing end of the poor chick. I am glad that I watched the whole thing. Happy for the chick and the tenacious father bird.

[@анниелниф]

nooo BBC would not do that for us to watch baby chuck dies while cameraman working ))

[@benthekeeshond545]

@@анниелниф That is true or they won't show the sad videos to us. At least, they are giving us a positive image of our cruel and feelingless Earth.

[@ImmortalSynn]

@@benthekeeshond545 a rather ridiculous statement, as one can't be both "cruel" and "feelingless" at the same time....

[@뭐어쩌시게요]

this 5minutes clip was enough to show what kind of attitude we should pose towards life

[@artugrulbeym9459]

Awww nobody can thanks enough for mother.

[@clairmac]

BBC what are you doing to me, I saw the thumbnail and thought well does he? Which led me to spent the next 1:30 being like "Oh please some penguin, any penguin the little guy is... oh come on, oh please... oh... oh THANK GOD"

[@Thomas_H._Smith]

Everyone's talking about the penguins, and rightfully so, but damn I feel sorry for the poor cameramen who had to film all this in the same sub zero temperatures and wind.

[@kalyanikrish7280]

What a cruel weather. Poor penguins have to fight all these odds to survive. What a video. Iwas almost in tears 😭

[@lol4lol993]

My eyes were this close to breaking into a Nile of rivers when the chick is found just in time by his/her mother. And then, the father is shown caught in his miserable plight while I gulp down an urge to sob once again. The relief of knowing that he made it to his colony is something that words fail to describe. Ah! Emotions should have a separate dictionary.

[@eblackadder3]

You do realize that nature programs like this have a script and often unrelated footage is edited together to form an emotionally compelling narrative. The "father" penguin was, in all probability, not the actual mate to the mother penguin shown. The chick was likely never truly lost at all. Film of multiple, unrelated penguins were likely used to concoct this gripping tale of survival.

[@devilette13]

Man, it's heartbreaking. 😥

[@carinesomers6529]

We can learn so much from animals...together we are strong and stand tall when everybody does their part

[@ScarlettM]

They are still just animals and it's all just instinct. Those same penguins can kill someone else's chick simply for trespassing. They have no sense of mercy or deep empathy (other than close relatives).

[@tonirusso4112]

Bawled my eyes out when baby was searching and kept falling down. Happy ending for chick, mom, and dad. :)

[@nadiaauyoung2972]

Why is no-one talking about that one penguin standing on top of all the other penguins when they huddle together?! 2:42

[@komalkimkevin2724]

I'm spending NYE rooting for a baby penguin

[@sudhakhristmukti1930]

Thank you for this wonderful, touching film. .could barely watch the little one till the mom found him...and the father made it too...what an intelligent group huddle for survival! This is amazing..kudos to the photographers!

[@mwcj6877]

hi little penguin!! firstly, im so proud of you to finally have found your way to your mom. you were so brave, little one. i also walked through a very strong storm tonight. i was at the brink of giving up. everything felt so loud and im so lost. it was cold and i found myself starting to get destructive. but i remembered i am a penguin just like you, who can walk through storms and not let it take control. ill just walk through and find my home again, my solace. thank you for always, my little penguin. i love you so much!! love, your fellow penguin

[@naziarizvi1814]

I was getting nervous watching it, how hard their survival is! Beautiful, heartwarming ❤️🥺

[@Fishcentral]

I find this hard to watch, it makes me wanna go help all the other baby penguins find their moms

[@AM2K2]

can you help me find my daddy? he went out for milk 20 years ago

[@maggyaly85]

You are absolutely right