A new colony of breeding Gentoo penguins has been discovered living on Antarctica’s Andersson Island, an unusually southern location for the generally more temperate birds. The research by @stonybrooku and @greenpeace.international highlights the effects of climate change as until recently the region was too icy for Gentoo penguins to successfully raise chicks. | New Scientist

Gentoo Penguins Feeding Their Young on the Antarctica Mainland

Check out this fuzziness 😍 A Gentoo penguin hatched on Dec. 17 to Fiona & Oscar and the little chick can be seen occasionally in the habitat, but will soon be cared for behind the scenes while its waterproof feathers come in. | Milwaukee County Zoo

🚨Warm & fuzzy alert 🚨 Look what hatched on Christmas day - a Gentoo Penguin chick 🐧 Check out the baby fuzz! The chick is now behind the scenes to learn to eat from zookeepers and go through the fledging phase💓 | Milwaukee County Zoo

Ten Gentoo penguins were presented at a Belgian zoo, which created a special enclosure to make the species that originated in Antarctica feel as much at home as possible. https://abcn.ws/3jPoexw | ABC News