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MEMBERS:
NAOMY NAYELY, TRILLO UCHUYA.
TEACHER:
LUISA , CAJO FELIPA.
RACE:
INDUSTRIAL ADMINISTRATION.
COURSE:
INGLÉS.
ID:
001420292.
NRC:
9308.
HUMBOLDT PENGUIN
The Humboldt penguin is a species of flightless bird.
It inhabits the Pacific Ocean along the west coast of
South America in Peru and Chile, which is traversed
by the Humboldt or Peruvian Current, from 5° to 41°
55' south latitude. Very rarely wandering specimens
have been found on the Pacific coasts of Ecuador,
Colombia and Panama.
MEMBERS:
CHRISTOPHER DANIEL FELIX HERRERA.
TEACHER:
LUISA , CAJO FELIPA.
RACE:
AUTOMOTIVE MECHATRONICS.
COURSE:
INGLÉS.
ID:
001440926.
NRC:
9308.
DESCRIPTION:
It is a medium-sized bird, it manages to reach
between 56 and 72 cm (centimeters) in length and
a weight of 3.3 to 4.9 kg (kilograms), it has a
fleshy pink spot that covers the circumference of
the eye and the back of the beak. In both sections,
the flesh is surrounded by a black patch in the
middle of the head, above which there is a white
line that runs from the head to the thighs and also
joins the belly, which is It is white and has a black
horseshoe-shaped line. The black color covers the
back of this animal, including the head, and the
upper part of the fins, the latter on the lower part
are white with black spots. They have a beak of 10
cm.
HUMBOLDT PENGUIN THREATS:
The Humboldt penguin used to be very abundant, but its population is mainly
due to:
*Fishing with dynamite.
*Use as a pet.
*Accidental capture in fishing nets.
*Marine pollution.
*The consumption of their meat.
*Reduction of their nesting areas.
*Overfishing of anchovy.