Numerous individuals consider Penguins as those little winged creatures that seem to be dressed in tuxedos, but they are more complicated than that. Taking into account hypotheses of specialists, the word “Penguin” was determined by (Penguigo- Spanish, Pingus- Latin). It was likewise inferred from Welsh words signifying “White Head” (Sea World Parks and Entertainment). Penguins are extremely one of kind winged animals on the ground that they are flightless fledglings, yet fulfilled swimmers. They didn’t evolve in frosty situations and they often toboggan for entertainment and fast travel. Biologically, Penguins are classified based on their various characteristics: KINGDOM- Animalia Penguins are classified in this Kingdom because of its possession of complex organs, rigid cell structures and its ability to move from one place to another. PHYLUM- Chordata Penguins are classified in this Phylum because of the presence of notochord, a dorsal hollow, nerve cord and paired pharyngeal gill slits. CLASS- Aves The class Aves incorporates all birds. Birds have an external covering of plumes, they are warm blooded, they lay eggs and they have front appendages which is modified into limbs. ORDER- Sphenisciforemes The Order includes all Penguins living and extinct. FAMILY- Spheniscidae This is the only family in the order ( Spheniscuformes) and it includes all Penguins living or extinct. The Genus and Species vary because they are different species of Penguins. It all began long ago, 62 million years ago with Waimanu Manneringi. This Penguin lived in the early Paleocene Epoch Era in New Zealand. It was about 80 cm long, flightless, short winged. It had a long beak, flattened bones and an upright posture. Then came the Era of giant penguins about the size of humans. Anthropornis This Penguin lived in the late Eocene and the earliest part of the Oligocene Era in New Zealand and Antarctica. It was about 170 cm long. It had a denser