Many people consider penguins to be among their favorite creatures on the planet. There’s something special about seeing a group of flightless tuxedoed birds gathering in groups and waddling from ...

Penguins have a reputation for being cute and predictable, but their daily lives are packed with odd details that rarely make it into casual conversation. Behind the familiar black-and-white look is a ...

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 ...

3. Smallest penguin? The Little Blue Penguin. They stand at only 16 inches. 4. Fastest penguin? The Gentoo Penguin, which can reach swimming speeds up to 22 mph. 5. Penguins ingest a lot of seawater ...

I count my visit to the Boulders Beach penguin colony in South Africa among the coolest in my life. I love penguins. You should too. In honor of World Penguin Day in April, it's time to learn some ...

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 ...

Observed every year on April 25, World Penguin Day celebrates one of the most charming and resilient creatures on Earth. The ...

SeaWorld Orlando guests have a chance to learn more about penguins as well as take a look at how the theme park cares for these birds during the Penguins Up-Close Tour. Here are some interesting ...

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 penguins. 1.