Barbara Wienecke, a seabird researcher at the Australian Antarctic Division, explained that emperor penguins have ...

While the Sarus crane gets the title of tallest flying bird, and at 2.8 meters (9.2 feet) tall, ostriches get the title of ...

New Australian research using satellite imagery to monitor the location of emperor penguin colonies in East Antarctica, shows ...

Those imitations are all defunct, and even Marvel is struggling. Still, The Penguin demonstrates the potential positive qualities of the shared universe concept. The show finds enjoyable ways to ...

There are no penguins in the north pole. Penguins can drink seawater safely because they have glands that gets rid of excess ...

Like most of the penguins at SEALIFE, his favourite food is rainbow trout, a freshwater fish they wouldn't normally eat in the wild. His biological dad Blake is the tallest penguin at the aquarium ...

When asked about this weekend's back-to-back preseason slate, Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Mike Sullivan said that the rosters for each game would be different with, perhaps, a few carryovers.

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Pittsburgh Penguins star defenseman Erik Karlsson, the franchise's biggest offseason acquisition from a year ago, has yet to take the ice during training camp due to an upper-body injury with no ...

The A83 iceberg broke away in May and blocked access to the penguin colony In August, when we asked the British Antarctic Survey if the emperor penguins had survived, they couldn’t tell us.

Upon completion, the Paramount tower will be crowned as Nashville's tallest skyscraper at 750 feet, effectively dethroning the AT&T building — colloquially known as the "Batman building ...

They are larger than most other penguin species—but they aren’t the largest. That title goes to the emperor penguin, which can weigh up to 100 pounds and stand 50 inches tall. In the wild ...