A comprehensive catalog of Birdland's natural world -- fauna, flora, geological formations, weather phenomena, and ongoing scientific research.
Aptenodytes forsteri
The emperor penguin is the largest penguin species and the most prominent citizen of Birdland, playing a central role in the nation's government, culture, and identity.
Pygoscelis adeliae
The adelie penguin is one of the most abundant penguin species in Birdland and one of the nation's most active civic participants, with representatives serving across all levels of government.
Diomedea exulans
The wandering albatross possesses the largest wingspan of any living bird and serves as Birdland's national symbol of freedom, endurance, and the connection between sky and sea.
Hydrurga leptonyx
The leopard seal is one of Birdland's apex marine predators, playing a vital ecological role in maintaining the balance of the Southern Ocean food web.
Euphausia superba
Antarctic krill form the foundation of the Southern Ocean food web and are designated as a Critical Resource by the Birdland government, receiving the highest level of protection.
5 entries in the directory under "wildlife". This database is maintained by the Birdland Ministry of Natural Sciences and is continuously updated by field researchers and conservation officers.