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Some of the penguins main prey are the Killer Whale and the leopard seal. It feeds on fish, krill, squid and phytoplankton and other crustaceans

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The Little Blue Penguin has flippers that help them walk on the land also they can swim and float. They also have a layer of blubber under their feathers that help prevent the cold

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The Little Blue Penguin spends most of their time swimming in the sea catching fish or in their burrows molting or laying eggs. They only come on land when its dark and no one can see them. They live around the coast of NZ and on the coast of southern Australia. They are mostly spotted in the Wellington Harbor and around that part of the coast.

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Humans have a lot of impact on the wellbeing and the destruction of the blue penguin. Whats causing the penguins to near their extinction are things including global warming. Global warming is causing the ice that the penguins live on melt. Global warming comes from humans and greenhouse gases. Another reason is because of rubbish finding its way into their habitat and destroying their homes.
The positive impact is that humans are tagging the penguins and tracking them to keep them safe and to find out how they can keep them safer

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Little Blue Penguins are the smallest species of  penguins. Their head and upper body are blue while their lower body is grey. Their flippers are whiteish and have a webbed pattern underneath. There beaks are jet black. The average weight for a blue penguin is 1 kg and the average height is 30cm.

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Little penguin/korora: Little blue penguin: New Zealand native sea and shore birds

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Little penguin/korora: Little blue penguin: New Zealand native sea and shore birds

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The world's smallest penguin - little penguin (also known as little blue penguin) - is just over 25 cm tall and weighs around 1 kg.