Xu Qiaoqiao couldn't help but sigh. Since she and Junjun became adults, she felt that most of her time was related to the children, which made her a little sad. The children are all very cute. In the end, she still couldn't get around the topic of parting.

January is considered the height of summer in Antarctica.

The sun hung high in the sky, shining on the entire earth.

While playing in the water with Junjun today, Xu Qiaoqiao suddenly saw a pale yellow object floating on the sea. Curious, Xu Qiaoqiao swam over to take a look and found that it was a small plastic ball, a child's toy, probably unwanted trash, or something that had been accidentally thrown away.

Toys, or rather, small balls.

Xu Qiaoqiao snatched the little ball away. Since your owner doesn't want you anymore, the rule now is that whoever finds it owns it. I found you, so you're mine.

After she got ashore, she released the little ball and tried to cover it with her two little wings, covering it tightly so that other animals wouldn't see it.

"Gaga gaga!" Jun Jun Jun Jun!

Xu Qiaoqiao immediately went to find Jun Qi.

When she ran up to him, Xu Qiaoqiao stopped. She looked at Jun Qi with a grin and then showed him the small ball she had been covering: "Jun Jun, guess what I found?"

As she spoke, she shook her arm in front of Jun Qi as if it were a serious matter, and then pulled it back. When Xu Qiaoqiao made these gestures, Jun Qi would cooperate with her.

Jun Qi pretended to be deep in thought and actually started guessing.

--Stone?

--wrong.

—A beautiful stone.

—It's not a stone.

—Bags.

—The bag isn't that big.

...

Jun Qi then gave some more answers, but none of them were correct. In the end, Xu Qiaoqiao herself revealed the answer. She removed the arm covered with the small ball, her eyes sparkling.

Ta-da!

It's a small ball!

This is for you.

It's for you to use as a toy.

Looking into Xu Qiaoqiao's cunning eyes, Jun Qi understood what she meant. He went over and patted Xu Qiaoqiao's head, then took the small ball: "Qiaoqiao has gone astray."

Xu Qiaoqiao chuckled and said, "No."

Emperor penguins have a lifespan of about twenty years in the wild. This year has passed, and half of their short lives have already gone by. However, for these emperor penguins, they are still in their prime.

After all, if all goes well, they will lay eggs every year when they have a mate.

And there is indeed still a long time to go.