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On average, Antarctica is the coldest, driest windiest continent as well as the highest elevated continent.

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They live on the Antarctic continent as well as surrounding coastal islands. They are very small, standing at about 27.5 inches and its nearly impossible to tell the difference in male and female. They feed on tiny prey like shrimp and krill.

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Ghost Rookeries: Climate Change and the Adelie Penguin

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The warmer weather causes the otherwise dry environment to have prematurely melt snowfall and puddles of water which can be problematic because penguins lay their eggs on the ground and they can't survive in water.

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The Climate change has two specific affects, the quality and availability of food and nesting habitats. Warmer water could lead to less potential prey for food.

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Scientists discovered that in populations near Palmer Station, there has been over an 80% decline.

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Ade´lie penguins have lived in Antarctica for around 45,000 years, adapting to changes caused by climate fluctuation. As of 2016 Oceanographer Megan Cimino found evidence to believe that up to 60 percent of the Ade´lies current habitat could be unfit for living by the end of this century.

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Ade´lie penguins have lived in Antarctica for around 45,000 years, adapting to changes caused by climate fluctuation. As of 2016 Oceanographer Megan Cimino found evidence to believe that up to 60 percent of the Ade´lies current habitat could be unfit for living by the end of this century.

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Climate change is a change in global and regional climate patterns, particularly due to the increased atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels.

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There is a 95 percent chance that the warming trend has been caused by human activity over the years.

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^1.9ºF since 1880