Magellanic Penguins
Discovered in 1519 by Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan, these flightless seabirds mate for life rearing one or two chicks. Somewhat lumbering on land they are nevertheless streamlined and fast in the sea, protected to a degree from predators by their colouring: from above their black backs look like the ocean, from below their white bellies look like the sky. They feed on krill, shrimps, octopuses and fish.