Perhaps one of the most frightening creatures to grace the islands south of Antarctica.And they appear to be becoming more aggressive.
Nine tiger penguin attacks have been reported this year alone, up from a reported two a year earlier.
Local occupants are horrified by the Tiger Penguins' numerous vicious attacks.
"They can smell fear," said Roberta Wellington, one of the many islanders terrorized by the tiger penguins. "Even after they had taken my husband's left arm, they returned to take his right. Now he just has stumps."
"I suppose they can smell arms too," Roberta added, a look of horror coming across her face as her eyes turned to her own arms.
Reports indicate that the greatest number of tiger penguins were sighted just slightly south of the earth's southern pole.
"We go there all the time," said Ted Schwarz, whose friend was viciously mauled by a Tiger Penguin. "It's where we get our feel good happy dust."
"Someone needs to put a stop to it, for my friend's sake."
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