US EditionScientists spot previously unknown colonies of emperor penguins in Antarctica
- Previously unknown colonies of emperor penguins have been discovered in Antarctica through satellite imagery.
- These newly identified colonies indicate that emperor penguins are adapting and relocating due to melting ice caused by climate change.
- The findings help scientists understand the penguins' movements and the challenges they face in a warming world.
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The penguin has leucism. It is a genetic variation that affects the color of an animal's skin, feathers or coat. Watch the video in the note.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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It happened by observing the traces of their excrement on Antarctic ice from Space, but due to climate change these animals are not doing well
·Italy
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