Emperor penguin strays more than 3,200km
Emperor penguins, native to Antarctica, suddenly appeared on Ocean Beach, Denmark town, early November.
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Emperor penguins, native to Antarctica, suddenly appeared on Ocean Beach, Denmark town, early November.
The second largest population of emperor penguins is gradually disappearing after three consecutive years of not raising any penguins.
Thousands of young penguins drowned when the typhoon caused a massive collapse of the Antarctic ice sheet, leading to the disappearance of the world's second largest pen…
The giant penguin that lived 40 million years ago is about the size of the emperor penguin, with a height of about 2m from the foot to the nose.
The penguins decided to use a snow-covered slope to be dug out of the ravines by the BBC crew.
Hordes of emperor penguins rushed to save the dropped egg to prevent broken eggs in the ice in the Laohutan Penguin Breeding Center in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China
Imagine you are an emperor penguin returning to the territory after swimming. You need to find your partner and your children, but how?
Nils Olav, a famous penguin knight at Edinburgh Zoo, Scotland, was granted the rank of prime minister in the Norwegian Royal Guard.
Global warming may cause emperor penguins to reduce the number of serious individuals, even facing risks.
Emperor penguins must undergo molting before obtaining smooth, fluffy coat with three characteristic colors.
A young emperor penguin graciously instructed his friend on how to walk in the snow, while their other 2 friends seemed to be chatting happily.
Not long ago scientists at Princess Elisabeth Research Station discovered the presence of one of the largest known emperor penguin populations.
According to a study published April 13 in the journal PLoS ONE, the number of emperor penguins in the South Pole is twice as large. Scientists have described how they u…
The penguin nicknamed 'Happy Feet' was lost to New Zealand on June 21 and dropped into the South Ocean - the sea surrounding Antarctica on September 4.
Today, August 29, the penguin Emperor Happy Feet will be taken back by the New Zealand ship to his hometown of Antarctica.