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> \ufeffDear PenguinPromises
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>
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> The penguins are now back home in the colony after their month long feeding trip.
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> They have had a very relaxing time just floating in the water and recovering
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> their weight after the exhausting period of chick-rearing.
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>
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> Whilst they were away the penguins did not spend much time swimming, except for
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> when they were hungry and decided to go fishing. Most of their time was spent
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> bobbing up and down in the water, rising and falling with each passing wave.
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> Sometimes the waves can be huge, and floating out in the open ocean can be like
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> being on a roller coaster. I can say that from personal experience of using inflatable
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> launches to reach offshore penguin colonies.
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>
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> I often visit the Rockhopper colony on Isla Pinguino which is about 40 km offshore
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> from Puerto Deseado in open ocean. Even in what fisherman would call good weather,
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> going over the peak of each wave and down into the trough can be a drop by as
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> much as a two storey house. The launch we travel in is only about 9m (30 feet)
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> long, so it really does feel like a roller coaster.
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>
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> The launches I use are run by the local tour operators, who take tourists to
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> see the penguins closer to the city on a daily basis. Isla Pinguino is much further
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> offshore. It is available to tourists but only as a special pre-booked tour,
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> since it is a 6 hour round trip, and the weather has to be perfect to make the
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> crossing.
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>
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> The captain and his crew of two are used to being out in these rough waters in
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> such a small vessel. I am not. I am not used to sitting in a small inflatable
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> launch and looking up at waves that tower above us. It does not help when we
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> are going over the crest of those waves, to have the captain grinning from ear
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> to ear, and screaming out things like “Wowwww” and “That was a big one”.
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>
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> I always wonder, if these are the days of perfect weather for the crossing, what
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> are the bad days like? Of course penguins are not affected no matter how rough
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> the seas get.
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>
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> During the last month Promises remained close to where the fish live the whole
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> time, so finding food was always easy. Whenever the penguins got hungry they
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> were able to just dive down and catch a few fish. The rest of the time was spent
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> just relaxing and doing nothing. It all sounds very lazy, but this was the first
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> chance for Promises to rest since last November.
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>
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> Last year Promises began incubating the eggs, and from then on it has been all
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> work. Once the chicks hatched the adults were working from dawn to dusk every
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> single day, looking after the chicks and catching enough fish to keep them well
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> fed. The penguins lost up to a quarter of their weight during that period, and
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> this was their first chance to recover that weight.
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>
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> Now their short break has come to an end, and the penguins are back in the colony
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> with new challenges to face.
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>
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> Feathers are amazing things. They each have a central stem with lots of tiny
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> branches coming off it. Their complicated design enables them to keep warm-blooded
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> birds like Promises warm, even when living in cold seawater. That is not an easy
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> thing to do. Feathers trap a layer of warm air around Promises just like wet
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> suits do for divers and surfers.
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>
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> Fur seals are known for the high quality of their fur, hence their name. However
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> their fur is nowhere near good enough to keep a penguin warm. It is okay for
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> large animals such as seals, which also have thick layers of fat under their
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> skin as additional insulation against the cold, but penguins would die from hypothermia
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> if they only had fur.
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>
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> Feathers are far superior to fur in cold seawater, and it is no coincidence that
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> the only small warm-blooded animals living in icy cold water for long periods
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> of time, all have feathers.
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>
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> Feathers are very strong and resistant to wear, but they don’t last forever.
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> Eventually they become damaged and worn out, and then they have to be replaced
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> with new feathers. Penguins have to change their feathers once a year to make
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> sure that they are kept in good condition. If they didn’t do that, the feathers
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> would not be able to protect Promises from the cold seawater, and hypothermia
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> would inevitably result.
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>
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> Since the penguins have to come out of the water to change their feathers, they
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> have now come back home to the colony. Most penguins like to return to their
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> nest during the molt, but some penguins prefer to molt on the beach instead.
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> At this time of year we cannot reliably assume a penguin’s identity from its
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> nest.
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>
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> When Magellanic penguins begin breeding and make a nest, they retain that same
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> nest throughout their breeding life. Prior to egg-laying, penguins always return
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> to their same nest and will defend their nest against all intruders.
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>
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> The males arrive home to begin egg-laying a few days before the females. Often
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> a young male penguin, nesting for the first time, will find what he thinks to
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> be the prefect ready-made nest with which to impress a female. However before
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> the females have even arrived, he gets kicked out of that nest by the true owner,
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> arriving home a few days later to reclaim his nest.
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>
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> You might think that when a fight occurs over ownership of a nest, that the strongest
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> penguin would be the victor, but that is not the case. The squatter may give
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> a few defiant pecks and calls as he retreats, but the rightful owner always recovers
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> possession of his nest. Maybe penguins are just honest, but more likely it is
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> because the squatter knows that usurping a nest is a lost cause.
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>
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> Even if the squatter could hold off the male for a few days, he knows that the
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> female will be arriving back home at this nest too, so the squatter would then
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> have to defend his claim against two angry penguins. That would be a lost cause.
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>
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> In addition, any penguin without a nest is also a penguin without a partner,
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> so the male’s primary ambition is to attract a female. It would be hard to attract
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> a female in the midst of a prolonged dispute over who owns the nest. His best
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> bet is to just move on and find another spot to nest, which is what invariably
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> happens.
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>
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> However the breeding season is now over, and the defense of nests is no longer
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> a priority until breeding resumes again later in the year. During the molt many
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> penguins do not return to their nest, preferring to molt on the beach in groups.
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> So other penguins will often use a nest in the owner’s absence without any dispute.
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>
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> That means we cannot reliably identify which penguin is in which nest at this
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> time of year. Only during the breeding season can we know for sure, which is
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> why the individual photos of Promises are all taken from the onset of egg-laying,
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> through to the final stages of chick-rearing.
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>
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> The worst thing about the molt for the penguins is that they cannot go back into
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> the water until it has finished. That means they have to go without food for
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> 3 to 4 weeks, because the fish are all in the sea, where they cannot go.
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>
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> Because penguins use their beaks to preen their feathers, the feathers around
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> their head and neck are usually the last ones to fall out, as you can see in
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> the attached photo. The penguins cannot reach those areas with their beak, so
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> those feathers are not preened and take longer to fall out.
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>
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> You can see that the feathers lower down on the front and back appear to be short
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> and stubby. That is because those feathers have not finished growing yet. Over
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> the next few days those feathers will grow a bit longer, and will also fan out,
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> which enables them to trap air within the plumage in a dimension that fur cannot.
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>
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> Even after the feathers have finished growing, Promises will still not be ready
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> to go out to sea. Before the penguins can go back out to sea the feathers have
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> to be waterproofed with wax. The cold seawater would enter the feathers if they
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> were not waxed, making them useless at keeping Promises warm.
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>
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> Near to the base of the tail penguins have a gland that produces wax. They take
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> that wax in their beak and massage it into the feathers by preening. As you can
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> imagine it takes a long time to ensure that all the feathers are waxed. It is
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> one of the reasons that penguins are always preening.
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>
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> Penguins do not only wax their feathers after molting. Penguins wax and preen
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> their feathers constantly whenever they come ashore. Just like most birds, penguins
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> spend a lot of time preening. The areas around the head which cannot be waxed
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> with their beak, are waxed using their feet or by allopreening.
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>
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> Allopreening is the name given to penguins preening each other. It is an important
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> part of the couples’ partnership behavior. Not only does allopreening help in
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> waxing the feathers, but it also helps to remove ticks and fleas from hard to
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> reach places.
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>
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> The colony is usually a very noisy place, both during the day and throughout
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> the night. During the egg-laying season the adult penguins call out constantly
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> day and night with their donkey-like braying. Their donkey-like call is the reason
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> that Magellanic and African penguins are often nick-named Jackass penguins.
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>
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> I attach a short video for you to hear the adult’s unusual call. The video also
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> shows what the colony looks like during the molt.
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>
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> Those are not snowflakes that you see floating around, they are the feathers
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> that the penguins are shedding. You can see penguins in various stages of molting.
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> You can also see couples preening each other, just as I mentioned.
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>
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> There is even some squabbling between the penguins too. Molting is a miserable
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> time and tempers are easily frayed, but the fights are rarely fierce at this
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> time of year. There are no nests or young to protect so quarrels are short and
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> pointless.
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>
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> As soon as the feathers have grown back and been waxed, Promises will be leaving
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> the colony for the winter, and swimming northwards up the coast of Patagonia
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> towards Brazil.
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>
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> Every year the penguins leave the colony for a few weeks during the winter. Winter
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> is on its way and Promises will travel north to warmer waters before the snow
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> gets here. The colony will be empty during the winter, and the penguins will
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> be a long way away in sunny Brazil.
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>
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> The world has a north pole and a south pole, and when the north is having its
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> summer, the south is having its winter. The north pole and the south pole are
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> always exactly opposite to each other. The nearer you live to one of the poles,
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> the greater will be the difference between winter and summer in terms of daylight,
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> and probably temperature too, but not always.
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>
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> If you live at either of the poles, there is no night-time at all during the
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> summer. The days are so long that night disappears altogether during the summer.
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> It is light for several weeks without ever getting dark. Of course then you pay
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> for that by having very short gloomy days during the winter. That is why many
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> penguins leave the south and travel northwards before winter arrives.
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>
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> Penguins need to be able to see the fish in order to catch them, so short gloomy
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> days are no good at all for penguins trying to catch fish deep underwater. By
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> swimming northwards towards Brazil, Promises can avoid those short gloomy days,
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> and spend the winter where there is good light to help see and catch the fish.
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>
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> Magellanic penguins always lay their eggs in spring time. That means their chicks
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> grow up during the summer, when the penguins have the longest possible hours
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> of daylight to catch fish for their chicks. Then in the winter everything comes
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> to a halt, and the adults and juveniles all migrate to see out the winter where
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> there are more favorable conditions for feeding.
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>
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> A few other species of penguin live further away from the South Pole and do not
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> migrate. There are penguins that live close to the equator. Galapagos penguins
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> live on a tiny group of islands called the Galapagos Islands off the coast of
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> Equador. They are able to have chicks all the year round because they have good
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> sunlight throughout the year.
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>
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> Galapagos penguins do not follow any seasonal cycle. Breeding is stimulated amongst
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> Galapagos penguins by a drop in sea surface temperatures to below about 24 degrees
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> Celsius, which corresponds to the presence of nutrient rich currents, and in
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> turn an abundance of prey to feed their chicks.
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>
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> Emperor penguins live close to the South Pole, but do not migrate either. They
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> huddle together in groups and sit out the freezing Antarctic winter with no food.
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>
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> Smaller penguins would not be able to survive such hardship. The smaller an animal
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> is the more difficult it is to avoid heat loss, and the more fat it consumes
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> keeping warm. Emperor penguins are the world’s largest penguins, and even they
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> barely survive the Antarctic winters.
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>
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> However the majority of the world’s penguins do migrate further north during
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> winter. Their breeding and other activities are all determined by the seasons,
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> as is the case for Promises.
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>
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> It is our intention to start sending out more videos along with the photos in
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> the future, so we will be buying a new camera to take better quality videos.
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> We will also need suitable software to ensure that the higher quality videos
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> can be kept small enough to be easily sent via email.
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>
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> Please let me know if receiving attachments like the video attached to this email
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> causes you problems with you email. It is difficult getting the balance right
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> between not sending videos that cause email problems for some people, and maintaining
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> a decent quality of video.
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>
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> I will write to you again in another few weeks, by which time Promises will have
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> left the colony and will be swimming up the coast of Patagonia towards Brazil.
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>
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> Kind regards, Mike
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>
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>
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