The world is bad right now , but it's not as harsh and un inhabitable as the Antarctic , which is why I derive such strength from the penguins in March Of The Penguins: The Next Step. The sequel to the 2005 documentary lands on Hulu today , and once again stars Morgan Freeman as the soothing and all-knowing narrator. While the first installment focused on the penguins' journey to the breeding grounds, The Next Step tells the story of what happens after. Meaning, yes, it's pretty much an hour and a half of cute penguin babies. I wasn't aware that I was also a cute penguin baby until I watched the documentary, and found myself relating to pretty much every thing they did during their first squawks of life. These chubby, fuzzy dumplings spend their days asking for food and flopping over, and I'll be honest: same! But there's so much more to their journey that resonates, so I've laid it all out below. Here are the nine most relatable things about the penguins in March Of The Penguins: The Next Step.