Gentoo penguin

About Gentoo penguin:

• Scientific name: Pygoscelis papua
• Habitat: It is found exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere, primarily between 45° and 65° south latitude.
• Major locations: It inhabits the Antarctic Peninsula and several sub-Antarctic islands, with a significant population on the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic Ocean.
• Distinctive features: It is notable for the two white wedges around their eyes, connected by a line across the head, which distinguish them from other penguin species. Their heads are mostly black, adorned with small flecks of white feathers.
• Habitat preference: It is typically found along shorelines, which enables the Penguins to quickly access food sources while staying close to their nests.
• Communication: They use a range of vocalisations, from honks to brays, which help partners identify each other within the colony.
• Conservation status: This species is classified as "Least Concern" on the IUCN Red List, indicating a stable population.