Penguins do not all mate for life — some have affairs, and others even get "divorced", according to a leading expert. The black-and-white Antarctic ...

Three taxidermied birds from Japan's first Antarctic expedition in 1912 have recently been confirmed as stored at the ...

Scientists have discovered something far less glamorous about penguins that might play a role in fighting climate change: their poop. As odd as it sounds, penguin guano isn’t just smelly waste. It ...

Adélie penguins may look adorable, but their love lives are anything but smooth. From pebble-stealing rivals to dramatic nesting disputes, these Antarctic birds have surprisingly messy relationships.

Penguins may look all cute and classy in their tuxedo-like feathers, but these little waddling birds have some downright hilarious habits. From awkward belly flops to rock-stealing crimes, here are ...

Çağan Şekercioğlu was an ambitious, but perhaps naive graduate student when, 26 years ago, he embarked on a simple ...

It’s always scary going into episode 2 of a show whose premiere thrilled you. Can they keep it up? Will they drop the ball on all these awesome promises? And with a shaky start to “Inside Man” – a ...

There are plenty of wild takes in the hollow of the Pittsburgh Penguins' echo chamber right now. But another cloud still hanging over the Penguins is the situation concerning the team's top defenseman ...

Shrishty is a decade-old journalist covering a variety of beats between politics to pop culture, but movies are her first love, which led her to study Film and TV Development at UCLAx. She lives and ...

Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins have shifted the focus to youth and development. With more talent in the system than Pittsburgh has had in years - and 13 picks in the 2025 NHL ...

PITTSBURGH — Maybe it is time. I never thought I’d write those words, because Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins are peanut butter and jelly. They’re peas and carrots. They’re a cold beer on a ...

Four new fossil species from New Zealand illustrate the striking diversity of the earliest penguins, which possessed long, dagger-like beaks they may have used to skewer prey. The new discoveries ...