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- Huge colonies of emperor penguins saw no chicks survive last year as sea ice disappears
Huge colonies of emperor penguins saw no chicks survive last year as sea ice disappears
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Four out of five emperor penguin colonies analyzed in the Bellingshausen Sea saw no chicks survive last year. This widespread "catastrophic breeding failure" is the first such recorded incident, scientists say.
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organizations
- 1.British Antarctic Survey
- 2.Nature Communications Earth & Environment
- 3.University of Colorado at Boulder
- 4.Point Blue Conservation Science
- 5.International Union for Conservation of Nature
persons
- 1.Peter Fretwell
- 2.Norman Ratcliffe
- 3.Caroline Holmes
- 4.Cassandra Brooks
- 5.Annie Schmidt
- 6.Delger Erdenesanaa