They flap their wings up to 400 beats a minute and fly 48 to 55 mph. When you’re done reading puffin facts, learn more about ...

You don't have to leave the U.S. to see puffins in the wild. Head to this island in Maine to observe the black-and-white ...

For reasons not totally understood, puffin numbers here are increasing, the burrows full. Come August, the colony’s chicks reliably depart, waddling down the steep slopes to swim and fly away ...

Alderney Wildlife Trust says the number of puffins is good but they are still vulnerable One fibreglass puffin has stood outside The Book House in Thame for more than 50 years. A young puffin ...

As puffins fly in from the sea with beaks full of sand eels, the greedy gulls wait to snatch the fish they have worked so hard to catch. It all happens in a flash, so we wanted to reveal the ...

Taking this even further, some say that when puffins take off to fly they hold their feet together in such a way it looks like hands clasped together in prayer. 12: They are not the most efficient ...