How do penguins react to warm climates?

Penguins will, if they have the choice, remain in the climate where they are most well adapted. read more

Humboldt Penguins live in warm desert climates, so they create burrows to hide themselves (and the chicks) from the intense heat. Of course, when not on land raising chicks, they can enjoy the cool Humboldt current (and the food that comes with it!). read more

Penguin prey does not flourish in warm waters, and Galapagos penguins do not breed when the waters are warmest and food supplies lowest. Magellenic Penguin The Falkland Islands and the coasts of Chile and Argentina are home to the Magellanic penguin, Spheniscus magellanicus, the only migratory Spheniscus species. read more

for some photos I’ve added. Safety from predators: Chicks will huddle together in a group for a strength-in-numbers defense against predatory birds. Most penguin species will gather in large colonies while raising chicks, again for strength in numbers. read more