The penguins display in a variety of methods that communicate social organization. These displays or behaviors can  communicate aggression, submission or sexual interest from one penguin towards another. There are visual cues that humans can observe and interpret especially with relation to the penguin’s proximity to another penguin and position of body, head, neck or eyes. Penguin behavior can be easy to observe, like ”Beak-Slapping” or more subtle, like “Sideways Stare”. Follow the blog posts as we describe different penguin behaviors that can be observed while you visit the Academy or while watching the penguin cams.-Pamela Schaller