Little blue penguin break-up rates are a new tool that could predict their colony’s future in the face of climate change and ...

Little Penguins, as it turns out, aren't very faithful, and they aren't the only species destroying human illusions of ...

Penguin pair separations, often termed 'divorces,' have emerged as a significant indicator of colony well-being, surpassing traditional environme ...

An 81-page report into the management of little penguins on Garden Island was submitted ... The University of Western Australia published by the City of Rockingham last year. The call to protect the ...

Nowhere is this shift in understanding more pronounced than on Australia’s Phillip Island ... little penguins’ relatively high divorce rates are not universal across all penguin species.

Divorce rates appear to be a more reliable predictor of the reproductive success of the colony than environmental factors like habitat change or behavioural traits, says researcher Richard Reina.

Like some humans, penguin couples also divorce each other, but it's mostly external factors, triggered by humans, that cause ...

After a gruelling swim and lonely night ashore, the penguin – believed to be a Fiordland – survived attempted attacks by a shark and a hungry fox before wildlife rescuers picked it up at the Victorian ...

There are just 114 little penguins remaining on Penguin Island in the population estimate ... they are next to zero from Australia. But in terms of China’s steel exports to the US, I just ...

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