Emperor penguins are common to Antarctica and are one of the species most commonly associated with the ice-covered environment. Now scientists, using advanced satellites, have calculated that the numbers of penguins are far higher than previously thought.
A young emperor penguin has been spotted on the western coast of New Zealand's North Island at Peka Peka Beach. The penguin's native Antarctica lies thousands of miles away.
Emperor penguins - How do penguins recognize their nest in the large colony and identify their partners and offspring when they return from a foraging trip?
