US EditionZoo’s first penguin chicks of year born and weighed
- The earliest rockhopper penguin hatchlings of 2025 have arrived at Edinburgh Zoo and have been photographed during their routine weighing.
- Both penguin parents incubated their eggs in shifts before hatching, with one guarding and the other gathering food.
- After hatching, one parent broods the chicks for about three weeks while the other feeds them regurgitated food, continuing until fledging at about 70 days.
- Rockhopper penguins are endangered due to climate change, overfishing, and pollution, and are known for their red eyes, prominent crests, and unique hopping walk.
- Zoo staff perform daily health checks and weigh the chicks regularly while monitoring them closely, with the number of chicks yet to be announced.
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