Assertion: emperor penguin's life | /r/HasProperty | entire
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text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives in Antarctica – the Earth’s southernmost continent – where temperatures can drop to as low as -60°C.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives in Antarctica – the Earth’s southernmost continent – where temperatures can drop to as low as -60°C.
text: Despite such harsh conditions, emperor penguins spend their entire lives on the ice or in the surrounding waters of Antarctica.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives on Antarctic ice and in its waters.
text: They spend their entire lives on the ice and surrounding waters in the Antarctica despite the harsh climatic conditions in the part of the planet.
text: From birth, they spend their entire lives in and around the Antarctic ice, although very rarely vagrants have turned up off the coast of New Zealand.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives in Antarctica – the Earth’s southernmost continent – where temperatures can drop to as low as 70′ below zero.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives in Antarctica – the Earth’s southernmost continent – where temperatures can drop to as low as -60°C.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives in Antarctica – the Earth’s southernmost continent – where temperatures can drop to as low as -60°C.
text: Despite such harsh conditions, emperor penguins spend their entire lives on the ice or in the surrounding waters of Antarctica.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives on Antarctic ice and in its waters.
text: Half of their entire life is spent under water where they take on their hunt and the remaining time on the land.
text: They spend their entire lives on the ice and surrounding waters in the Antarctica despite the harsh climatic conditions in the part of the planet.
text: From birth, they spend their entire lives in and around the Antarctic ice, although very rarely vagrants have turned up off the coast of New Zealand.
text: Emperor penguins spend their entire lives in Antarctica – the Earth’s southernmost continent – where temperatures can drop to as low as 70′ below zero.