so the penguins aren't disappearing after all?

The first census of penguins at the South Pole has found nearly 600,000 – twice the number previously thought to be there.

Using state-of-the-art satellite imagery, scientists found 44 colonies of emperor penguins.

Seven colonies were previously unknown, and many of the known ones were bigger than expected.
Kind of like how the polar bears up north aren't disappearing either, isn't it?