Falkland Islands: Penguin Paradise

The Falkland’s bleak, battered, windswept archipelago lies 285 miles from the South American mainland. Rugged mountains and an expansive pristine coastline remain unspoiled by human development, making it a unique home for wildlife, especially for one of the world’s most iconic flightless birds, the Falkland steamer duck. They are known for propelling themselves across water, flapping their wings. Find us on social media! X: https://ow.ly/FZBj50StcJb FB: https://ow.ly/1J7y50StcFW TikTok: https://ow.ly/XmLR50StcKY  X (formerly Twitter) MagellanTV Documentaries (@MagellanTVDocs) on X The premiere documentary streaming platform for the lifelong learners out there.  Facebook Log into Facebook Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.