An emperor penguin was rescued from an Australian beach after presumably making a 2,000-mile trek from its Antarctic habitat.

A lone emperor penguin was found malnourished on a popular beach after making the shocking 2,200 mile swim from Antarctica to ...

This is the first time an emperor penguin has been reported in Australia, according to a wildlife expert. It came ashore Nov.

It is believed to be the furthest north — and thus the furthest from their natural habitat — that a wild emperor penguin has ever been spotted. "The furthest north they go from Antarctica is ...

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Ocean Beach is nearly 2,500 miles north of Antarctica, and it’s likely that the penguin followed a current. “What they tend to do is follow certain currents where they’re going to find lots ...

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A lone and lost emperor penguin turned up in a western Australian town, nearly 2,100 miles (3300km) away from its home in Antarctica. The male penguin arrived in Denmark town on Friday.

Adélie penguins can be indicators of environmental variations. Studying them in their natural environment makes it possible to monitor the impact of climate change on Antarctica, a region that is ...

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It came ashore Nov. 1 after making about a 2,200 mile swim north from its home in Antarctica. For the first time, an emperor penguin was found in Australia, having made the 2,200 mile swim from ...