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flock of Humboldt's penguins into the water.
King Penguins native to the antarctic region are simply majestic as they fly through the water
Penguin
A bunch of Penguins walking around in their enclosure.
penguin swims in the water. Humboldt penguin diving in the pool at the zoo. Selective focus, close-up
Extremely rare wildlife shot of a curious Little Penguin diving in the ocean at Phillip Island, Australia. The wave is just breaking above of him. The little penguin is the world’s smallest penguin species and the only penguin permanently found in Australia. Nikon D3X + Unterwater Case. Converted from RAW.
Penguin portrait
One penguin standing at the zoo.
Chinstrap Penguin
Black background yellow eyed penguin hoiho close up shot
Side profile of little penguin, VIC, Australia
gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papua) portrait in Antarctica
Fairy penguin in Manly, Australia
One wild gentoo penguin chick on Antarctica beach looking up at camera. Chick is losing it's early life down feathers.\n\nTaken in Antarctica
Small black and white penguin by the water before going swimming
Crowded King Penguin Colony at the Beach of South Georgia Island in the Rain. Penguin breeding beach close to Grytviken, South Georgia Island, Sub Antarctic Islands, British Overseas Territories, UK
Close-up shot of Gentoo Penguin
Diving humboldt into a pond.
Penguin swimming in the aquarium.
Humboldt penguins are the most popular penguins in Japan.\nIt is thought that the number of breeding is also the largest.\nHowever, it is an endangered species in its habitat.\nHumboldt penguins inhabit the Pacific coast from Chile to Peru in South America.
: Close-up of a penguin in Chubut, Patagonia Argentina.
Close up chinstrap penguin (Pygoscelis antarcticus) portrait at Half Moon Island, South Shetland Islands
a selective focus shot of a black and white penguin
Penguin in water
Magellanic Penguins in South Amerika Argentina
One wild gentoo penguin chick on Antarctica beach. Chick is losing it's early life down feathers.\n\nTaken in Antarctica
Spheniscus humboldti facing up
Booth Island is in the northeastern of the Wilhelm Archipelago and was discovered and named by German expedition 1873.
The penguins standing nearby the waater at autumn time
National Aviary, Pittsburgh
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