World's Largest Penguin Colony Shrinks by Two-Thirds in 14 Years
UKPulse Health Desk
A new study reveals that the population of what was once the world's largest penguin colony has decreased by almost two-thirds over 14 years, with climate change considered a major factor.
- The population of a penguin colony, previously the world's largest, has fallen by almost two-thirds.
- This decline occurred over a period of 14 years.
- Climate change is thought to be a major reason for the population decrease.
A new study has revealed that the population of a penguin colony, once considered the largest globally, has declined by almost two-thirds. This significant reduction in numbers occurred over a 14-year period.
Climate change is believed to be a major contributing factor to this decline in the penguin colony's population.