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Can't get enough of your favourite bird, and would like to see them in the comfort of your own home? We've got you!
Here is a selection of our favourite penguin cameras, situated all across the globe, where you can view our beautiful feathered friends in various different locations, living their best life.
There are many zoos in the UK which have webcams running of their penguin enclosures - here are a few of our favourite penguin webcams in the UK:
Here you can find the African and Macaroni penguins over at Living Costs in Torquay - https://www.livingcoasts.org.uk/explore/penguin-webcam
The fantastic Folly Farm in Wales has a penguin cam - don't forget to check it out during feeding time at 11am and 2pm for the ultimate watch-fest frenzy.
https://www.folly-farm.co.uk/webcams/penguin-webcam/
Edinburgh Zoo has not one, but TWO penguin live camera streams - a main camera over the nesting area, covering the Gentoo penguins - and a second one focusing on the Rockhopper penguins, tucked away to one side.
https://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/webcams/penguin-cam/#penguincam
https://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/webcams/rockhopper-penguin-cam/#rockhopperpenguincam
It's shocking, but even in the extreme that is Antarctica, there are a few penguin webcams available for viewing penguins in their natural habitat!
Now, unfortunately, the reception in the Antarctic is limited at best - so mostly you will find these feeds are generally still images which are updated every so often - but you just can't match the view!
This is the first-ever penguin webcam from Antarctica, from O'Higgins, a German research station. The picture updates normally every 15 minutes.
https://www.geocam.ru/en/online/penguin-antarctic/
This penguin cam is from Palmer Station, which is a Western Antarctic Peninsula marine biome LTER site. There are two camera's to choose from; the Palmer Station Camera and the Torgerson Island Penguin Camera - the penguin camera is only available during the penguin season, which is October through February.
http://pal.lternet.edu/education/webcams
There are also other options to explore the natural habitat of these lovely penguins in Antarctica! You can take a virtual tour around Port Lockroy, a UK naval base in the Antarctic Peninsula - and here you can find panoramas of the Gentoo penguins that live there, here:
We are super proud to support the work they do at Port Lockroy through the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust via Work for Good
Want a taste of life as a penguin in the USA? Here is a selection of our favourite penguin live-streams from Zoos in America:
Kansas Zoo has two penguin webcams - one regular, and one underwater camera to check on their colony - here you can find King, Gentoo and Humboldt penguins.
Penguin Webcam - Kansas Zoo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WtJwoB8ZsA
Underwater Penguin Webcam - Kansas Zoo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPSDuWytSPI
https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/cams/penguin-cam
Here you can catch the colony of African penguins doing their thing over at San Diego Zoo in the US - their large habitat features a 200,000-gallon pool, a cobblestone beach, nesting areas, and rockwork that mimics the granite boulders found at Boulders Beach in South Africa.
You might even spot some leopard sharks! They share the pool with the penguins - and they get along swimmingly.