Contrary to reports there are no King penguins in Antarctica The beautiful white sand beach next to the King Penguin colony The first pair of King penguins to reside in the Falkland Islands ...

The king penguin is found on sub-Antarctic islands such as the Falkland Islands. The Falklands actually refer to themselves as the “penguin capital of the world,” as more than 1 million ...

Falkland and Tierra del Fuego islands will also have difficulty." By analysing the genetics of the birds, the scientists can see that king penguins have suffered population crashes in the past ...

King penguins stroll on the white sand of Volunteer Point on East Falkland island. Small numbers were seen in the islands in the 1860s, but in the 1970s the population began to increase steadily.

A female king penguin in Britain’s only breeding colony for the species is actually a male, keepers have discovered after ...

In the wild, king penguins live on Antarctic and subantarctic islands, including the South Sandwich and Falkland Islands.

On another memorable day in the Falkland Islands the family drove across beaches and moors in a 4x4 to visit Volunteer Point to see penguins. "There were penguins everywhere, there were king ...