Penguins!

The discovery of an antimicrobial protein in the intestine of king penguins, which allows it to preserve food, is good news for enabling humans to fight bacteria.

The different phases of life of the king penguins in Crozet Islands during their annual period on land to moult and breed, and the method of automatic surveillance of 150 breeders set up by a group of scientists from the CNRS.

Antarctica is a hostile territory due to its isolation and extreme climatic conditions, but it is also a place of unique opportunities for research and has been a protected area reserved for scientific exploration since the Madrid Protocol was signed in 1991. This film presents the work of four researchers from various fields who went to Antarctica to conduct their research project: studying animal behaviour, observing the Earth's magnetic fields, collecting and analysing micrometeorites and…

For the International Polar Year, the CNRS and the French Polar Institute, Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV) have joined forces to produce podcasts on polar research. Is Wildlife endangered? by Pierre Jouventin, ecologist at the CNRS -Module 4: Antarctica in danger?

For the International Polar Year, the CNRS and the French Polar Institute, Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV) have joined forces to produce podcasts on polar research. Is Wildlife endangered? by Pierre Jouventin, ecologist at the CNRS -Module 1: Why are animals so confident in Antarctica?

For the International Polar Year, the CNRS and the French Polar Institute, Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV) have joined forces to produce podcasts on polar research. Is Wildlife endangered? by Pierre Jouventin, ecologist at the CNRS -Module 5: How do penguins survive?

For the International Polar Year, the CNRS and the French Polar Institute, Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV) have joined forces to produce podcasts on polar research. Is Wildlife endangered? by Pierre Jouventin, ecologist at the CNRS -Module 2: How do penguins recognize one another?

For the International Polar Year, the CNRS and the French Polar Institute, Paul-Emile Victor (IPEV) have joined forces to produce podcasts on polar research. Extreme Expeditions? by Yves Frenot, ecologist at the CNRS Module 2: Do we know all the polar animals?