Penguin research

Photo about an emperor penguin is gliding over the Antarctic ice. Picture was taken in the Atka Bay during a 3-month Antarctic research expedition. Image of arctic, antarctica, emperor - 1997442

Researchers believed the Adélie penguin population was in decline, but with the help of some poop they made a massive discovery.

Scientists are continuing to research the surprising findings. | iHeart

Photos of fuzzy penguin chicks at a remote East Antarctica penguin colony first visited in 2012.

Scientists at the University of Strasbourg in France have found the huddles (file image) regulate the penguins' temperatures in a more complicated way than previously thought.

Satellite images of penguin poop reveal eight entirely new colonies and confirm the existence of another three first reported in the 1960s.

In God’s wise foresight, He equipped the original penguin kind with the genetic information necessary for penguins like the emperor penguin to exist today.

Learn about these birds through documentaries, get up close and personal at your local zoo or donate to conservation charities working to protect them.

Researchers have developed a penguin-inspired robot, PengBot, for underwater exploration using artificial intelligence. The robot mimics penguins' swimming behavior, diving up to 100 meters deep. Equipped with sensors and cameras, PengBot collects data on ocean conditions and marine life. Studying penguins' swimming style inspired PengBot's design. Penguins efficiently use their flippers to conserve energy while swimming. By replicating this technique, PengBot can travel long distances with…