Animals
Where do the only wild penguins live north of the equator?
Galápagos Islands
Background
Galápagos penguins are the only wild penguins living north of the equator. The islands belong to Ecuador and sit in the Pacific. Cold ocean currents bring enough fish and cool water. This lets the penguins survive in the tropics.
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