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Unlike most other penguins, the Little Penguin does not inhabit the continent of Antarctica. Instead, they are found on Australia's southern coast and on the shorelines of New Zealand (also, some parts of Africa and South America), where the temperatures are warmer and the climate not as harsh.
Aptenodytes patagonicus. The above picture was taken at Indianapolis zoo, in April, 2001. Look at the dinosaur-like feet of this penguin, indicating its evolutionary ancestors. Note that the two shorter penguins with the different plumage and pink feet belong to a different species, the Rockhopper Penguin.King penguins live in the shores of Antarctica, eating small fish and squids. They are excellent divers, and can stay over an hour in the water to find food.A colony of King penguins may consist of over a million individuals.ptenodytes patagonicus. The above picture was taken at Indianapolis zoo, in April, 2001. Look at the dinosaur-like feet of this penguin, indicating its evolutionary ancestors. Note that the two shorter penguins with the different plumage and pink feet belong to a different species, the Rockhopper Penguin.