The biggest penguin species, famous for their black and white feathers.
Resembles the Emperor Penguin but lives in subantarctic islands.
Identified by the white circle around their eyes and their brave and inquisitive behaviour.
Easily recognisable by the broad white stripe on their heads and ranking as the third-largest penguin species.
Named for the thin black stripe beneath their chin.
Known for their unique yellow crests and found in large groups on subantarctic islands.
Named for their habit of hopping on rocks, they sport spiky yellow crests.