In this 360° video from Cape Royds, Antarctica, see Adelie penguins in their natural habitat. Find out what they eat, how they nest, and how scientists track them. Learn more by playing NOVA's Polar Lab: https://to.pbs.org/3aLUMS1 CORRECTION: At 0:03, we state that Cape Royd's Adélie colony is the southernmost penguin colony in the world. It is actually the southernmost Adélie penguin colony. | NOVA l PBS

Penguin breeding season is upon us… Love triangle. Rookery dumping. And so. Much. Drama. If you’ve visited our penguins recently, you might’ve noticed their habitat looks a little different! Our teams recently installed rookeries, which helps our penguins build their nests for breeding season. Get ready for a behind the scenes look at one of the most riveting breeding seasons that occur here at the Zoo! #OmahaZoo #VisitOmaha #Penguins | Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium

A group of scientists studying Adélie penguins in Antarcia and climate change have found that the color of penguin droppings indicates whether the animals ate shrimp-like krill (reddish orange) or silverfish (blue). The distinction is interesting because the penguin's diet serves as an indicator of the response of the marine ecosystem to climate change. https://wired.trib.al/faTDkFo 🎥 Michael Polito, © Louisiana State University | WIRED Science