Where do Penguin's faeces go at the South Pole?

Question

I'm just curious where did it go? There is so many penguins at the south pole. But where did it go?

Answer 1

mostly in the water. It sunk be cause heat rises and cold sinks.

Answer 2

"Gentoo penguins were next. The first day in the wonderfully calm, glassy waters of Antarctica, we landed at a Gentoo penguin colony. From a distance the colonies are rocky, pink-stained, penguin-dotted shores. Penguin excrement is liquidy and pink if they’ve been eating krill, white for fish, green if they’re starving. There is no accumulation of guano, just a powdery stain. It also stains the penguins. When it rains they lay in pink stain. When they excrete, they shoot it out a couple feet behind them and onto any hapless penguin that happens to be there. There are pink and white stripes of penguin poop radiating in all directions from their nests. "

Answer 3

It goes to the bottom of the sea if its not frozen in the ice. Did you know there was an island off the coast of South America that had thousands of years of gulls pooh on it stacked up meters high and an english explorer scooped it up and took it home and it turned out to be excellent garden fertilizer so he went back and scooped it all up over the tears and sold it to the Victorians who were passionate about their gardens and became one of the richest industrialists of the time
William Gibbs of Tyntesfield manor.

Answer 4

Have you ever wondered why the ground in photos is so white?