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'Precise reasons for the declines are poorly understood, but changes in the marine environment, including increasing sea temperatures and reduction or displacement of prey, diseases, and oil pollution are among the suspected causes,' it explained.Įdinburgh Zoo is home to three species of penguin: king, gentoo and northern rockhopper. Northern rockhoppers are classified as 'Endangered' owing to very rapid population decreases over the last 30 years, combined with a limited distributional range and increasing land and sea-based threats, according to BirdLife International. Mr Livingstone said: 'Every visit to Edinburgh Zoo helps care for all our amazing animals, like our penguins, and helps protect threatened species at home in Scotland and around the world.' Two northern rockhopper chicks were born at the zoo last year, Sandy and Frankie, and both have settled into the colony well. 'The first 30 days are critical for their development, so we will be keeping a close eye on the youngster at this sensitive time.' Michael Livingstone, senior keeper at Edinburgh Zoo, said: 'Northern rockhopper penguins are endangered due to climate change, changes in marine ecosystems and overfishing, so it is really exciting to welcome a new chick.

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