It is well known that emperor penguins, also called “toboggans,” porpoise, jump, leap, swim, and slide over ice cliffs, often clumping together in huddles to stay warm or performing a series ...

Nat Geo Explorer Bertie Gregory talked to us about what it was like to capture never-before-seen video of baby emperor penguins diving off a 50-foot cliff.

The camera froze up. I took a video camera, I wrapped it in a heating pack and it [died] in two minutes. ... Emperor penguin chicks taking their first swim in Atka Bay, Antarctica.

Emperor penguins live in some of the most remote and environmentally pristine regions in the world. But that doesn't mean ...

In one study, however, scientists spotted some new colonies of Emperor penguins, not with a piece of distant camera equipment or a pair of binoculars, but by “spotting their brown-colored poop ...

Emperor penguins are the largest of the world’s penguin species, growing as tall as 44 inches and weighing between 60 and 90 pounds. They live 20 to 25 years in the wild. The SeaWorld family has ...