Story: Penguins
The little blue penguin is the smallest in the world, barely tipping the scales at 1 kilogram. By contrast, the largest male emperor penguins can be a waddling 38 kilograms or more. This little blue is on Kapiti Island, where some climb to nests as high as 550 metres above sea level.
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Department of Conservation
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Photograph by Mike Aviss
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