the photos help document periods in which the penguins are working harder for their food, often correlating with an El Niño. “They start spending more time in the water,” Banda Cruz said.

Species known to pair for life – penguins, albatrosses, petrels, warblers, cranes – are falling out. The real culprits, lurking in the shadows: altered habitats and the climate crisis.

Follow live coverage as the Maple Leafs look to sweep the Senators to advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs ...

A deep and exclusive look inside National Geographic's ambitious Secrets of the Penguins with host Bertie Gregory.

Webb has two decades ahead of it, but it's already captured some stunning images. Here are 35 of our favorites.

BBC film critics Caryn James and Nicholas Barber pick their cinema highlights of the year so far, from a brutal war epic to ...

And there's only one way to kick off this new season! Carley Fortune is officially back and finally giving us exactly what we ...

Despite being overlooked down at the South Pole, Antarctica actually plays a large role in our world and you would notice if ...

Welcome to Incredible India—where everything works… as an enduring proof that God exists and has a sense of humour. This is a country where the plug rarely fits the socket, the tap threads seldom ...

Andrey Kurkov is a Russian-language Ukrainian writer, screenwriter, essayist, and publicist who is banned in Russia but is ...

Peterborough embodies that rare small-town magic that inspires both creativity and conversation in equal measure. This artsy haven tucked among rolling hills has perfected the art of being culturally ...

Is mercury pollution a real threat to penguins? Here's what scientists have discovered and what mercury is doing to these ...