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Latin description
Megadyptes antipodes
The Yellow-eyed Penguin is a rare and endangered penguin species found exclusively in New Zealand. With its yellow eyes and distinctive yellowish head stripe, it is unmistakable. This species nests in remote coastal forests and is known for its shy nature. Habitat loss and introduced predators have placed it at significant risk.