The weather might have taken a turn for the warmer, but over at 10 tracks, things are still feeling decidedly chilly.
No, there hasn't been a disagreement about which tunes should come out top - our (monochrome) woollies are on because it's world penguin day.
In celebration of the black-and-white scamps, we've collated ten songs that mark the occasion.
Penguin
Christina Perri
The Philadelphia-born singer songwriter likens soul-mates to penguins in the song, which features on Perri's album Lovestrong.
Pittsburgh
We Are Scientists
We Are Scientists formed in New York in 2000, and released Pittsburgh ten years later on their Barbara album. The city of Pittsburgh's professional ice hockey team is named The Pittsburgh Penguins.
Penguins
Babyshambles
Fronted by ex-Libertine Pete Doherty, the band's 2013 album Sequel to the Prequel features this little ditty which includes references to guitars, bells and... penguins.
Keep Fishin'
Weezer
Keep Fishin's video involves Weezer appearing as guests in The Muppet Show. The song itself peaked at number 15 on the US alternative charts in 2002.
Flightless Bird, American Mouth
Iron & Wine
Iron & Wine - aka Samel Beam - is responsible for Flightless Bird, American Mouth, which is the last track from the 2007 album The Shepherd's Dog.
Swimming
Little Dragon
Swedish band Little Dragon formed in 1996 and went on to release Swimming as part of their 2009 album Machine Dreams through Peacefrog Records.
Penguin Cafe Single
Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - the group of musicians founded by classically trained guitarist/composer Simon Jeffes - took its name from a hallucination Jeffes experienced after eating bad fish.
Antarctica
Men Without Hats
Canadian New Wave group Men Without Hats released Antarctica in 1982 on their record label at the time Statik.
Africa
Toto
African penguins - also known as Jackass penguins - are indigenous to South Africa and make donkey-like braying sounds. Toto's prominent hit Africa doesn't, but it was inspired by the same geographical region.
Australia
Manic Street Preachers
Little penguins - also known as Fairy penguins - can be found on the coastlines of southern Australia. The Manics' introverted 1996 song has been used in adverts for the Australian tourist board since its release.
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