From diving off cliffs to starving for months, emperor ... the penguin’s abdominal skin that forms a pocket, or brood pouch. The soon-to-be fathers will go nearly four months without food ...

Emperor penguins are a symbol of resilience. They endure brutal winters, raise their chicks on shifting ice, and live in some ...

While penguins are beloved by many, they are also in danger. Here are some of the main threats: Climate change is melting the ice where many penguins live and breed. Overfishing reduces the amount of ...

A biting wind sweeps across the icy shores of Antarctica. Amid the swirling snow and the relentless cold, a colony of ...

Imagine a world where the coldest places on Earth are alive with bustling activity, clever survival tricks, and nature’s most ...

Bertie was tracking a colony of hundreds of young emperor penguins in the most hostile conditions ... by the 120 mile an hour winds, he forgoes food as he sits on the egg for two months while ...

This World Penguin Day, (25 April), conservation charity WWF is warning that Emperor penguin populations risk rapid and ... tackle the main causes of nature’s decline, particularly the food system and ...

Penguins can hold their breath for long periods underwater. Emperor penguins are known to be able to hold their breath for up to 20 minutes.

According to a YouTube video posted by Petopedia, you need many elaborate things. You can't just keep your penguin in your bedroom and leave out food and water bowls. Penguins must be kept at a ...

The only penguin that crosses the equator, this species is endemic to the volcanic islands formed in the Galapagos. Those who are endangered and called jackass penguins because of their braying call, ...

The tuxedo-like feathers that penguins have is not just for style. These black and white features of penguins help them camouflage while swimming which protects them from predators. Penguins have ...

Unlike other birds, penguins lose all their feathers at once. This “catastrophic molt” leaves them grounded—and fasting—for ...