Life in the "Fast" Lane: Adélie penguins and the coordination of nest relief
This is an article that first appeared in the magazine Natural History. Read more...
Hot Times For A Cool Bird
Perhaps surprizingly, the problem for most penguins when on land is not that they get cold but that they get too hot. The insulation provided by their feathers that equips them for a life in water is so efficient that it can create heat stress when out of the water. This article originally published in Natural History 91/1: 46-55. Read more...
A Superlative Penguin
The least known, last studied, strangest penguin takes Lloyd Spencer Davis on a most uncomfortable journey. Read more...