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

October marks the start of the Adélie penguin breeding season! Ever wondered what a colony of them sound like? 🐧 | WWF UK

Adélie penguins have survived in Antarctica for nearly 45,000 years, adapting to glacial expansions and sea ice fluctuations driven by millennia of climatic changes. Visit Antarctica with a group of adorable Adélie penguins. #Continent7 | National Geographic TV

9.5K views · 232 reactions | Native to the Antarctic, an Adelie penguin was found in New Zealand’s south-eastern shores, at least 3,000 km away from his natural home. The tired animal was first spotted by locals and lovingly named ‘Pingu’. It has now been released back into the wild after being treated. | TRT World | Facebook