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World’s largest penguin colony suffers ‘enormous population crash’

The world's largest penguin colony, home to chinstrap penguins, is experiencing a severe population crash. Since 2011, their numbers have plummeted by two-thirds, likely due to climate change, threatening not just the penguins but the entir...

The Guardian· Oct 12, 2026 · 7:11 PM · 1 views

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The world's largest penguin colony, home to chinstrap penguins, is experiencing a severe population crash. Since 2011, their numbers have plummeted by two-thirds, likely due to climate change, threatening not just the penguins but the entire Antarctic ecosystem.

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