January 20 marks Penguin Awareness Day across the world
There are currently over 18 different known species of penguin and some of them have been around the planet for well over 65 million years. They’re a beloved animal thanks to many popular depictions in movies and children’s stories, but they’re also fascinating birds that have piqued the interest of many people all over the world.
Every year, the penguin population shrinks at an alarming rate and most of the world doesn’t realize this because they don’t get to see “real” penguins in their natural habitat. That’s why Penguin Awareness Day is such a good opportunity to learn more about penguins and understand the situation they’re in.
Penguin Awareness Day 2023: History, Significance & Some Interesting Facts About Flightless Birds
Penguin Awareness Day: 5 penguins that p-p-picked up a record
- Black Emperor Penguin That Could be The Only One in Existence Discovered
- Books to Celebrate Penguin Awareness Day
- Mad Dash ― Gentoo Penguin, Falkland Islands, UK
- Penguins: Meet the Family
- Penguin Awareness Day: Falklands home of five species, King, Magellanic, Gentoo, Rockhopper, Macaroni
- Penguin Awareness Day: Try our penguin quiz!
- Penguin guide: how to identify each species and best places to see
- Recognising Penguin Awareness Day
A WORLD 2 CELEBRATE 