Natural African penguin nests were historically created using burrows dug into accumulated bird droppings known as guano, ...

In good times, they largely stick with their partners, although there’s often a bit of hanky-panky happening on the side.' ...

Before long, her cubs joined in the feast. All told, the family likely killed thousands of penguins over the course of a few nesting seasons. Conservationists were shocked—what could have happened?

Each year, the researchers visited penguin nests once or twice a day from mid ... rain can also damage the burrows that they live in during their early days. “I think that [penguin] pairs ...

Every night, in many places along the coast of Southern Australia, penguin colonies return en masse from their daily hunting expeditions, under the cover of dusk, to their onshore burrows.

They nest in rock crevices or dig long burrows to protect their young. Little penguins often mate for life, and both parents help to incubate the eggs and care for their young. Chicks are fed for ...

with hundreds of thousands tuning in to watch the cute creatures waddle back to their burrows from the sea. Before the pandemic, going to watch the penguin colonies on Phillip Island, about two ...