Home to the smallest penguins in the world, Little penguins. Gain a rare and educational insight into the nature of these amazing flightless birds as you observe them diving, swimming, burrowing and playfully interacting with each other.
Home of the Little Penguins
Watch them diving, swimming and burrowing as they playfully interact
Conservation Status: Approximately 72% of species are Threatened or Near Threatened
Number of Penguin Species: 18 species worldwide
Habitat: Half of all penguin species live in the Antarctica and the Sub-Antarctic islands
Types of Penguins at Sea World: Gentoo Penguins, King Penguins and Little Penguins
Gain a rare and educational insight into the nature of these amazing birds during the daily Little Penguin Educational Talk.
Jules was stranded at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay in July 2005. He was found tangled in marine pollution, which had severely injured his right flipper. "In order for Jules to make a full recovery, the tip of his wing had to be amputated. With his swimming ability hindered he was not able to be released.
Victor was originally rescued by the Australian Marine Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) in South Australia. He arrived at Sea World in August 2017.
Bailey was also originally rescued by the Australian Marine Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) in South Australia. He arrived at Sea World in August 2017.
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