The reason they died was because of us though.

Are you sure about this? From the article:

>Quite why the sea-ice platform on the edge of the Brunt shelf has failed to regenerate is unclear. There is no obvious climate signal to point to in this case; atmospheric and ocean observations in the vicinity of the Brunt reveal little in the way of change.

We get it, you are too cool to care for some dumb animals. While most people won't shed a tear for the penguins most of us here realize that those penguins were victims of something way bigger and while for now that bigger thing seemingly only impacts birds in antarctica this could become a problem for all of us and we should understand this as a warning.

But of course instead of caring for something like this you are busy posting comments like this on the internet.

It is not clear whether that happened because of human activity. I am saying that this is something natural sometimes and this contributes to enhanced gene pool via natural selection.