Escaped penguin makes Tokyo Bay its home An adult king penguin preens at his home in the Penguin and Puffin Coast at the St. Louis Zoo on January 31, 2007. UPI Photo/Bill Greenblatt TOKYO, May 21 (UPI) -- Zoological experts said they do not believe a penguin spotted in various locations since escaping from a Tokyo aquarium is likely to leave the area. Experts said the Humboldt penguin, which escaped from the local government-run Tokyo Sea Life Park in March has since been seen in various locations around Tokyo Bay, but has eluded capture by avoiding the shore, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported Monday. The experts said the penguin likely finds Tokyo Bay to be a suitable habitat due to the species preferring the relatively warm waters of the Peruvian and Chilean coasts. The penguin, identified as No. 337 by the sea life park, was last seen May 12 near Rainbow Bridge and experts said he is unlikely to leave the area.