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Today we celebrate our favorite flightless marine

Today we celebrate our favorite flightless marine bird! 🐧

Sea Shepherd crew often encountered these clever little creatures on our Antarctic campaigns to protect whales in the Southern Ocean. Although not hunted by humans, penguin populations around the world are threatened by climate change, overfishing, and habitat destruction.

Did you know that even though there are 18 different species of penguins, only two of them -- Adélie and emperor – call Antarctica home. Do you know where else in the world you can see penguins in the wild?

#PenguinAwarenessDay

📸: @SimonAgerPhotography / James Sherwood / Chelsea Miller / Sea Shepherd

Sea Shepherd's mission is to end the destruction o

Sea Shepherd's mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world’s oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species. We accomplish this by using innovative direct-action tactics to investigate, document, and take action when necessary to expose and confront illegal activities on the high seas. 🌊🐋❤

Help us save a life today by donating at the link in our bio.

Help protect these gentle giants 🐋 from extinct

Help protect these gentle giants 🐋 from extinction by helping Sea Shepherd protect marine wildlife worldwide! Some of the ways that you can get involved are joining us on our direct action land campaigns, ocean campaigns, or by donating to Sea Shepherd today.

Visit the learn more link in our bio to help save our ocean! 🌊❤

Dolphins are some of the most intelligent animals

Dolphins are some of the most intelligent animals on 🌎. They use clicking sounds to sense their surroundings, and whistles to communicate with each other and even whales! 🐬🐋❤

Help us save our precious marine wildlife by donating today at seashepherd.org/donate

📸: Melissa Romao / Sea Shepherd

Turtles have roamed the earth since the day of the

Turtles have roamed the earth since the day of the dinosaurs! 🐢🦖

Help us make sure that they are around for many more generations to come by joining Sea Shepherd today at seashepherd.org/get-involved

The camera 📸 is our greatest weapon! Document

The camera 📸 is our greatest weapon!

Documenting all of our missions is a necessity for Sea Shepherd. It allows us to share vital research and evidence with our government partners, and our supporters!

Think you have the skills to capture breathtaking moments? Join Sea Shepherd today by visit seashepherd.org/get-involved

📸: Nick Leopold Sordo

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