It's grounding led to a 'puzzling' change in the behaviour of the endangered animals that call it home.

The grounding of a huge iceberg in Antarctica coincided with a major reduction in the breeding success of a nearby emperor penguin colony – and a new study suggests the two events are linked.

Directed by French filmmaker Luc Jacquet, March of the Penguins is one of the most famous nature documentaries, where you get ...

Cuteness can shift moods and lower cortisol, and science backs it up. Looking at baby animals, like a seal pup blinking on a ...

Something strange is happening with king penguin chicks, and the internet cannot get enough of it. Their bizarre headless ...

From high above Antarctica, a satellite was scanning a sheet of blinding white ice. Then it caught something that did not belong, a smear of brown on the snow. There were four of these stains, ...

"The macaronis are a species of crested penguins," said Jill Dodds, penguin and pinniped biologist. "They have those fun yellow feathers that grow across their forehead like a unibrow." For now, the ...