17 Mar 2013
Magellanic penguins migrate to the
same part of southern Argentina at the same time each year to have their
chicks. Fishing has forced the penguins to go further away for food
and they are at risk from oil that washes up from offshore oil rigs.
There are no official figures on how many chicks have died this year,
but sources have told Al Jazeera that the survival rate could be as low
as 15 percent. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports from Punta Tombo in
Argentina.
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