The world’s first penguin biologist to study a large colony of the animals up close, George Murray Levick, was marooned in 1911 for almost a year on Cape Adare in Antarctica, the site of the world’s ...

There's no denying that penguins are seriously cute, and the flightless birdie has some pretty unique characteristics, too. Not only can they stay underwater for 20 minutes at a time, but penguins ...

World Penguin Day marks the annual northward migration of penguins but is also a good opportunity to learn more about the black and white furry creatures.

Everyone loves penguins. They have a cute waddle, wear tuxedos, are fierce (remember the NatGeo Wild “homewrecker” penguin?), and are excellent tap dancers. Here are some fun facts about ...

It’s the day we’ve been waiting for all year – World penguin day! Although we don’t exchange presents or eat a special dinner on this day, it’s a great excuse to look at cute pics of ...

Read on to learn more about our wobbly friend, the penguin.

Penguins share a fascinating similarity with humans in their ability to walk on two feet. They are cute and lovable and apear to be quite intelligent. While many people associate penguins with ...

Penguins can communicate, mostly using calls, but occasionally they use gestures as well.

Along the rocky and ice-free Antarctic coastline, chinstrap penguins by the millions form bustling breeding colonies - chaotic, noisy and, yes, smelly - every year, laying eggs in November that ...

It’s always a good time to celebrate the majesty and silliness of penguins. Here’s a rundown of the most fascinating, funny or important penguin facts we could find. 1. Giant penguins once roamed the ...

‘Cute’ species of extinct penguins, named Eudyptula wilsonae, was discovered in New Zealand, study says. It lived about 3 million years ago.