Animals & Nature
What is the deepest dive ever recorded for an emperor penguin, in meters?
Answer
564 meters
That's deeper than the height of One World Trade Center — and the deepest dive accurately measured for any bird. Emperor penguins can also hold their breath for over 20 minutes, slowing their heart rate to just a few beats per minute.
Source: Guinness World Records / Polar Biology (2006)
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