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Humboldt Penguin Research at Islote Pájaro Niño - Algarrobo, Chile

This short video shows Milwaukee County Zoo staff and our Chilean colleagues collecting Humboldt penguin data at Islote Pájaro Niño. Watch as the researchers measure, weigh and identify chicks for future study. Notice that the researchers are very careful when handling chicks and returning them to their burrows.

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Best Things To Do in Algarrobo, Chile

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List of Best Things to do in Algarrobo, Chile

Playa El Canelillo
Playa Mirasol
Penguin Island
Turismo Campo Caballo
Playa El Pejerrey
Canopy El Canelo
Cerveceria Sunseta

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Humboldt Penguins Chile

Vulnerable population of Humboldt Penguins at Isla de los Pajaros Niños in Algarrobo - digiscoped / photographed from hill opposite the private Yacht Club. Also observed - large colony of Peruvian Pelicans, small colony of Neotropic Cormorants, and Kelp Gulls.

Algarrobo Scuba diving ancient shipwreck at Canelillo beach, Chile

Algarrobo is a coastal resort town in central Chile. It’s known for beaches like El Canelillo, backed by pine forest. Just north of El Canelillo is Islote Pájaros Niños, a small rocky promontory inhabited by migratory Humboldt penguins. Northwest of El Canelillo is Islote Peñablanca y Punta de Peñablanca, a granite outcrop home to seabirds. Iglesia La Candelaria is a 19th-century church in the town center.

RR9424/C - Chile: Penguins

RR9424/C - CHILE: PENGUINS
(dur: 6 min 25 sec/eng. sot: 27 sec/Spanish sot: 32 sec)

Naturalists in Chile are reporting a significant increase in
penguin numbers. They say it's thanks particularly to the work
of ecological organisations which have pressured national
authorities to establish better controls against hunters and
poachers and produced higher environmental awareness amongst
tourists. A less agreeable factor is thought to be the greater
availability of food like krill resulting from the severe
reduction in whale numbers caused by commercial whaling.

SHOWS:

Views of Pan de Azucar national park; flock of penguins on
rocks; penguins taking to sea; fishing boats in bay; fishermen
landing fish on shore; boat pushed out into bay; large crab
feeding on rocks; penguin with chick among rocks; chicks with
mother; Chilean naturalist sot in Spanish with English
translation; Strait of Magellan Penguin Colony sign; young
German woman helper entering cabin; washing up and looking
through window towards shore; tourist buses in vehicle park;
tourist cabin windows; non-drinking water butt; tourists on
cliff; fox watching tourists; penguins on shore and into sea;
tourists watching; German woman helper sot;; penguins outside
and in caves with chicks; sunset over cabins; Antarctic ice
cliff with section crumbling into sea; penguins on iceberg;
ice-flow sign-post pointing to South Pole; penguins with Chilean
ship in background; penguin settling down on egg and snapping at
camera; various of penguins (WTN)


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Magellanic Penguins near Punta Arenas, Chile

These penguins have moulted and they are getting ready to go to sea for nine months. They all have the same black back, white belly and double band across the chest.
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Humboldt Penguins in the Wild 2

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ESTUDIANTES LIBERARON A PINGÜINO EN ALGARROBO

Strait of Magellan and wilderness, Chile

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Ancon Lima Peru - Pelicanos

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Largest Pool in the World in Chile!

Sealion took my bucket again!

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Algarrobo Bay Chile

This video was made in the summer of 2008 in the small fishing town of Algarrobo, which is in central Chile & approximatly 115 kilometers from the Capital city of Santiago.
Algarrobo was one of the first towns on the coast to be inhabited by aristocrat families at the beginnig of the 20th century. Today, Algarrobo conserves itself as a peaceful place with a balanced climate, an ideal place to rest, relax & enjoy the local foods which is produced in this area.
You must try the fish that can be purchased directly from the boats.

Penguin chicks near Punta Arenas, Chile

Magellanic penguin chicks waiting to fledge and go to sea.
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Pingüinos de Chile

Pingüineras de Punta Arenas, en Chile. Octubre del 2007.

Magellanic Penguins on their beach near Punta Arenas, Chile

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Tras un mes de recuperación liberaron a pingüinos en el Biobío

En el Biobío, tres pingüinos que estuvieron alrededor de un mes en recuperación, luego de haber sido encontradas policontusas en diversas zonas de la costa, fueron liberados por el Sernapesca en Caleta Lenga.

Caleta Punta Choros, Coquimbo Region, Chile, South America

La Caleta Punta Choros is a cache of artisanal fishermen in northern region of Coquimbo, Chile. The cove, near the island of which his name appears, consists mostly of fishermen, has restaurants and guided visits to the islands Damas, Choros and Punta Gaviota. Administratively, the creek belongs to the municipality of La Higuera and belongs to the Harbor of Coquimbo.1 According to government estimates, there is a fixed 318 guests in 131 men and 187 women population. The main attraction of the cove is based on the presence of species biodiversity in neighboring islands to the town, which has attracted interest for tourists, generating financial resources from tourism in the area. In the government of President Sebastián Piñera rejected the construction of a thermal power station 20 km away from the island Punta Choros, after several meetings of the regional authorities and the subsequent popular and famous environmental protest groups that prevented the construction of the plant energy.