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Penguin of Magellan is an animal that is in danger of estinción because of the generalized rise of temperatures in the planet and it causes too the critical situation of this class of penguins that come from  south of Argentina.

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Since they are migratory birds, it would be useless to create a nature reserve, so they propose the division of the total area of migration and authorize its use for transportation, fishing or other activities at different times of the year. There would thus be a balance between the requirements of human and the Magellanic penguin. The study and its proposals are really revealing of the necessity to care for and protect all Magellanic penguins.

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Magellanic  Penguins on Isla Magdalena, Chile, December 2012

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During our trip to South America, we visited the Magdalena Island in Chile. It is a reserve established in 1991, home to more than 150,000 of Magellanic penguins. These penguins make this spot on the shoreline of the Strait of Magellan their home.

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1- We must report the hunting of animals in extinction.

2- Respect periods of prohibition of some animals in which it is forbidden to hunt, to fish, etc.

3- The illegal possession of animals in danger of extinction, should be report immediately.

4- Do not contaminate water of rivers and seas.

5 -Avoid the alteration of the habitat of the animals.

6- Do not leave garbage in the fields.

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On the southern coast of Argentina, each spring receives nearly 200,000 pairs of Magellanic penguins to reproduce themselves, but climate change has contributed to decimate the population of the world's largest colony of this species in recent decades.