Satellite imagery has identified four new groups of Emperor penguins across Antartica.
It brings the number of known nesting sites around the White Continent to 66.
With the discoveries, scientists believe they now know the whereabouts of all the world’s remaining breeding pairs.
It’s vital information for conservationists monitoring a species that’s under increasing pressure as a result of climate change.
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