It was announced on the 17th February 2019, that Space Penguin will no longer receive any more updates although the servers will still stay online! Features Space Penguin features custom rooms, pins, items, mini-games, parties, puffles, and other cool space themed events. On Space Penguin, we strive to constantly produce new content for our users, and keep a family friendly environment at all times.

I usually don't review books for children this young (the book aims at children between the ages of 6 and 8) but when I readPenguins who had been the star attractions at Edinburgh Zoo for over a century had their beaks put out of joint when pandas arrived there a few years ago. Some of them resorted to a dirty protest aimed at the queues of panda visitors. 9. Penguins need our help Greenpeace has been working with scientists to study penguin colonies in the Antarctic, and they’ve made some scary findings. Penguin numbers in the colonies they studied have dropped by almost 60% – with some colonies losing as much as 77% of their population since they were last counted in the early 1970s. The scientists here are talking about a ‘fundamentally changed’ ecosystem, and say that all the evidence they have points to climate change as the main culprit.

On the bone chilling morning of February 14, 1967, a 64-year old farmer by the name of Claude Edwards woke up to attend to his duties on a remote parcel of land near Tuscumbia, Missouri. As the sun rose low on the horizon, Edwards bundled up to face the bitter day, never imagining that he was about to have a face to face encounter with the unknown. In the winter of 1967, a no-nonsense Missouri farmer had a run-in with a horde of strange, scurrying, entities from outer space that one could only describe as resembling “green space penguins.” As soon as he lobbed the second stone, the scuttling, green critters swiftly disappeared behind the shaft supporting the craft, presumably into an access portal that was concealed from the farmer. It was then that the strange UFO tilted toward him not once, but twice. On the third lurch the UFO actually began silently ascending off the frozen Earth.Emperor penguins may migrate to find new nesting grounds. (Image credit: Michelle LaRue) Classification/taxonomy In comparison, the worlds smallest penguins are the Little Blue penguins. They are just over 30cm high on their flippers. (Yes, you’re thinking you could fit one in your bag, and keep it in your bath, arent you…?). 3. You’ll only find wild penguins in the Southern Hemisphere Once a year, penguins experience a catastrophic molt. (Yes, that’s the official term.) Most birds molt (lose feathers and regrow them) a few at a time throughout the year, but penguins lose them all at once. They can’t swim and fish without feathers, so they fatten themselves up beforehand to survive the 2 –3 weeks it takes to replace them. Penguins have been immortalised on the big and small screens: singing with Mary Poppins, stealing the Muppet Shows show, dancing their hearts out in Happy Feet, protecting the oceans with the Octonauts, and being a criminal mastermind in Wallace & Gromit. Wadjet • Waitoreke • Wakwak • Walker County Creature • Wallowa Lake Freshwater Crustaceans • Wallowa Lake Monster • Wampus Beast • Wanderlight • Wapaloosie • Waqwaq • Wasaga Beach Seal Monster • Washington's Eagle • Washoriwe • Water Elephant • Waterford Sheepman • Weeping Date Palm • Wendigo • Werehyena • Weretiger • Werewolf • Werewolves • West Virginian Yahoo • Whale Eater • White Death • White River Monster • White Things (Devil Dogs) • Wild Haggis • Wolpertinger • Wood Booger • Woodwose • Woolly Mammoth • Wucharia • Wuhnan Toads • Wyvern