Fjordlin Penguin Behavior and Characteristics

The video explores the fjordlin penguin, a crested penguin species endemic to New Zealand. It covers their physical characteristics, breeding habits, chick rearing, social behavior, and the threats they face from predators and habitat loss. The fjordlin penguin is known for its distinctive yellow crest and monogamous breeding behavior. Conservation efforts are crucial due to their limited population and vulnerability to introduced predators.

Where is the Fjordlin Penguin endemic to?

• Antarctica

• South Africa

• Australia

• New Zealand

What is a distinctive feature of the Fjordlin Penguin?

• Blue feathers

• Green eyes

• Yellow sulfur-colored crest

• Long tail

How many eggs do Fjordlin Penguins typically lay?

• One

• Four

• Two

• Three

Who takes care of the Fjordlin Penguin chick initially?

• Other penguins

• The male

• The female

• Both parents equally

At what age do Fjordlin Penguin chicks typically leave for the sea?

• 50 days

• 75 days

• 100 days

• 125 days

Which penguin group does the Fjordlin Penguin belong to?

• Little Penguins

• King Penguins

• Crested Penguins

• Emperor Penguins

What is a common behavior of Fjordlin Penguins on land?

• Always in groups

• Active during the night

• Active during the day

• Always alone

What is a major threat to Fjordlin Penguins?

• Climate change

• Land-based predators

• Pollution

• Overfishing

Which domestic animals pose a threat to Fjordlin Penguin chicks?

• Pigs and chickens

• Cats and dogs

• Cows and horses

• Sheep and goats

What is the impact of the weka on Fjordlin Penguins?

• They provide food

• They help in nesting

• They steal eggs

• They protect the chicks