Antarctica is the only continent where penguins are naturally found. These flightless birds primarily inhabit the southern hemisphere, with a significant concentration in Antarctica, where conditions are harsh, and they have adapted to survive in the icy environment. Various species, including the Emperor Penguin and the Adélie Penguin, are known for their unique behaviors, such as huddling together for warmth and long migrations. While some penguins can be found on the coasts of South America, Africa, and Australia, they are not native to the northern hemisphere or other continents, marking Antarctica as their exclusive breeding and living ground.