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Less sea ice means less krill, so the birds may need to fatten up before they arrive to breed. Rather, rodents would fatten up this year and then reproduce more offspring in the coming year. In the wild, Magellanic penguins live on the southernmost coasts of South America and migrate every fall: They set off on a 5-month-long swimfest north to warm waters off Brazil, where they fatten up on fish before swimming back home to mate and molt (shed all their feathers). |
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