Today we have a cute puffin coloring page! Kids of all ages will love this simple, but adorable looking puffin coloring page. Grab your crayons, colored pencils, markers, and paints to decorate ...

Atlantic puffins’ beaks are distinct and colorful—a feature scientists suspect might make them more attractive to the opposite sex . But that's not the only fun thing about puffin beaks: They ...

Dunning’s puffin glasses will rest lightly on their beaks and will only protect their eyes from damage from such direct UV light.

NL Puffin beaks are fluorescent and we had no idea Scientists have even made special puffin sunglasses so the phenomenon can be observed in the wild ...

Their colorful beak inspired their nick-name "Clowns of the Sea." And every Spring, they make these islands their big top. They couldn't be more celebrated here; a six-foot puffin statue greets ...

If you’ve never seen a puffin before, prepare to be surprised by their diminutive size, impressed by their diving capabilities and amused by their colourful beaks and sad eyes. The UK has ...

Puffins have been found to have fluorescent beaks that glow under UV light. Scientists have long suspected that the well-known seabirds’ colourful bills are a form of display, perhaps involved ...

Puffin Beaks Glow in Surprising Discovery The bird is the latest of many species discovered to be bioluminescent in recent years.

Its colorful beak is continually growing and then getting worn down through use. Puffin beaks (and feet) turn bright orange every spring in preparation for the breeding season.

The bird, floating on the seawater beneath a cliff, held a stick in its beak. It began to scratch its back with the stick – the puffin, as Ms Fayet watched, was using a tool.

Unbeknownst to ornithologists for all this time is the fact that a puffin’s beak is luminescent under UV light, possibly revealing how it attracts a mate.

If you’ve never seen a puffin before, prepare to be surprised by their diminutive size, impressed by their diving capabilities and amused by their colourful beaks and sad eyes. The UK has ...