Phillip Island is home to the 37,000 little penguins, the world's largest colony of the species, and the internationally renowned Penguin Parade attracts thousands of visitors each year to watch ...

Divorce rates appear to be a more reliable predictor of the reproductive success of the colony than environmental factors ...

Feathers are being ruffled on Phillip Island, as an unusual new threat of divorce rates looms for an already declining penguin population. New research has found penguins, known for having one ...

Little Penguins, as it turns out, aren't very faithful, and they aren't the only species destroying human illusions of unconditional 'love' in nature. While it's true that during breeding season, most ...

Penguins on Phillip Island, a popular wildlife sanctuary ... Professor Reina, who has studied the island's penguin population for 20 years, revealed that while penguins tend to stick with their ...

One of Australia’s most popular tourist attractions, the iconic Phillip Island Penguin Parade, has a new $58.2 million visitor center. Premier Daniel Andrews joined Minister for Environment ...

'In good times, they largely stick with their partners, although there’s often a bit of hanky-panky happening on the side.' By Laura Baisas Posted on Jan 17, 2025 Relationships can be fickle.

Little penguins, the subjects of the Australia Penguin Parade, are leaving love behind and showing higher divorce rates, worrying experts. Screengrab from Phillip Island Nature Parks' Facebook ...

The world famous Little Penguins of Australia's Phillip Island entertain half a million tourists a year with a sunset parade from the surf to their burrows. But behind the scenes the life of penguin ...

Promoting connections between visitors and the unique environment of Summerland Peninsula, Phillip Island, the interpretive design fitout at the new Penguin Parade Visitor Centre ...