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At sunrise, a young penguin chick stood alone on the cold Antarctic snow.
Why Do Penguins Huddle Close Together?Penguins stand close in cold wind so their bodies share warmth and each bird gets a turn in the middle.
1. At sunrise, a young penguin chick stood alone on the cold Antarctic snow.
2. The cold wind brushed its down, and the chick tucked its wings tightly.
3. The chick saw penguins gathered together, but it did not know why.
4. An adult penguin opened one wing, and the chick stepped closer.
5. The chick joined the circle, where warm feathers touched its sides.
6. Inside the circle, the chick's body grew warm, while the wind stayed outside.
7. Then one penguin stepped outward, and another penguin moved inward.
8. The huddle kept turning, giving each penguin a warm place in the middle.
9. Penguins stand close in cold wind so their bodies share warmth and each bird gets a turn in the middle.
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