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African penguin calls

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African black-footed penguins - what's that sound mean?

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African black-footed penguins at the Seneca Park Zoo exhibiting braying, which typically establishes territories and help strengthen pair bonds. Read more here: http://spzkeeperblog.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/whats-that-sound-mean/

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penguinworld.com
wiki.com
animal fact guide
African penguin protection
google.com
google images

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They release  abandoned chick and stopping seals from predating the penguins. Also rehabilitation programs. Also banning fishing some places.

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How it affects the ecosystem when there gone

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How it affects the ecosystem when there gone

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The animals that eat them will loss a source of food. Also all of us would not see this adorable creature. Also there would be no stooping of  the loss of habitat where they lived and other species of animal would go extinct.

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they inhabit western coast of Africa, colonize on 24 islands.

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It was put on the endangered list on September 10 2008. By the African–Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA).

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The scientific name is Spheniscus demersus. The average size about at 60–70 cm (24–28 in) tall and weigh between 2.2–3.5 kg (4.9–7.7 lb) when full grown. They eat marine life like sardines and squid and more.

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They have been going down since the industrial fishing started. They fished so much it took all of the penguins food.
1994 MV Apollo Sea disaster and the
2000 MV Treasure crisis is another reason why there endangered.