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When penguins turn blue…

I Spy AnimalsBy I Spy AnimalsOctober 3Updated:October 6No Comments1 Min Read
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We are taking a closer look at penguins, starting from the smallest to the biggest.


So today, we will look at Little Penguins. Funny thing about them…they’re blue! There are two types:


 The Fairy penguin (smallest penguin in the world):

  • 1st IK*: Gray-blue feathers on back, white underside.
  • 2nd IK: Flippers have white on trailing edges
  • 3rd IK: Pink on top of feet

  The White Flippered penguin:

  • 1st IK: Gray-blue feathers on back, white underside.

  • 2nd IK: Flippers have white on leading and trailing edges

  • 3rd IK: Pink on top of feet

Little penguins are particularly susceptible to oil in their native waters. When rescued from oil, however, there’s a unique way to keep them from dying; penguin sweaters!







For more details on how sweaters save Little Penguins, click here!


*Identification Key, or IKs, are characteristics used to identify an animal. (More about identification keys here.)

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