Go to the form at the bottom of this story. Longtime Alaskans are well familiar with having to explain that there are no penguins in Alaska. Penguins live at the South Pole, not the North Pole.

about an unusual catch by Alaska fishermen earlier this month: a Humboldt penguin, which hails from South America.

Penguins found in Alaskan waters likely reach the Northern Hemisphere by fishing boat rather than by swimming, report University of Washington researchers. Penguins, except for a species found in ...

It wasn't the first sighting of a penguin in Alaskan waters. In fact Demmert himself reported seeing one while fishing in 2001, and in 1976 a research cruise in the Gulf of Alaska recorded the ...

The blob' is a large mass of unusually warm water off the coast of North America in the Pacific Ocean — and scientists have blamed it for killing half of Alaska's population of the common murre ...

She noted that a Humboldt penguin had been found in Alaska, despite penguins normally being found exclusively in the southern hemisphere. That penguin hitched a ride, probably on a tuna boat ...

Go to the form at the bottom of this story. Longtime Alaskans are well familiar with having to explain that there are no penguins in Alaska. Penguins live at the South Pole, not the North Pole.