Smithsonian Magazine on MSN14h
Scientists Uncover a Frozen History in 6,000 Years' Worth of Penguin Poop, Revealing Past Ecology on AntarcticaPenguin poop is stinky but useful. In Antarctica, the birds’ nutrient-rich guano allows mosses and other organisms to ...
The thriving bird colonies likely grew over several decades because local shepherds had temporarily eliminated pumas ...
Caption Footage from penguin-mounted mini video recorders shows four species of penguin eating jellyfish and other gelatinous animals of the open ocean, a food source penguins were not previously ...
Today, elephant seals are uncommon visitors to the Antarctic continent, and breed on subantarctic islands including Macquarie ...
Green Matters on MSN2d
Scientists Capture Penguins Making Sounds Underwater in a Way We've Never Seen BeforeMost of the penguins seemed to chat with others while they were in the sea, away from their breeding colonies.
Successful breeding was strongly related to the amount of krill in the diet, with few chicks fledging in years where krill was particularly scarce. The longest and most comprehensive study to date ...
It even tried to eat the device, giving viewers a look at the inside of its mouth. Five penguin species are on exhibit at the aquarium in Yokohama's Kanazawa Ward. The camera captured king ...
Humboldt penguins Invading rats with bodies up to 20 centimetres long have begun eating eggs and chicks, and some experts fear that unless the rats are eradicated, they could tip the Humboldt ...
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