Home to seven penguin species, with only the Adelie and emperor penguins being exclusive to the continent.
While New Zealand hosts various penguin species, the Tawaki and yellow-eyed penguin are unique to the country.
One of the smallest species, the Galapagos penguin can be seen year-round swimming, nurturing their young, and feeding on sardines, anchovies, and mullets.
King penguins are often spotted at the King Penguin Park. These birds stand about 3 feet tall and weigh 30 pounds or more.
The continent is home to the smallest penguin species, the Blue penguins, also known as fairy penguins, which stand at about one foot tall.