SYDNEY, Jan 20 — Penguins on Australia’s Phillip Island, long thought to mate for life, are experiencing a rise in divorce rates, researchers have found. According to 10Play, a study spanning 13 ...

Penguins on Phillip Island, a popular wildlife sanctuary, are divorcing at an alarming rate, according to a new study. The research, led by Professor Richard Reina, Head of Monash University’s ...

Credit: Phillip Island Nature Parks. Life isn’t always a beach for Phillip Island’s beloved penguins, who have been found to divorce their partners and find a new mate if they aren’t ...

If you’ve ever wanted to eat and drink like the stars, look no further than the Paradise Island ... tasting event with Brown titled the Goombay Cookout, a Paradise Picnic hosted by Lee and a ...

Life on Phillip Island isn’t just idyllic strolls on the beach for its famous little penguins. New research reveals these birds don’t always mate for life and may “divorce” their partners ...

Life isn't always a beach for Phillip Island's beloved penguins, who have been found to divorce their partners and find a new mate if they aren't satisfied with the number of young filling the nest – ...

Life isn't always a beach for Phillip Island's beloved penguins, who have been found to divorce their partners and find a new mate if they aren't satisfied with the number of young filling the nest – ...

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 ...

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I can’t wait to see the African penguin colony near Cape Town, and also visit Robben Island ... wine isn’t as good as ours, you understand. But there’s no such thing as a bad wine tasting ...