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Blue penguin numbers are declining for several reasons: 1. Oil leaks from humans are polluting the oceans where blue penguins live. 2. They are preyed upon by predators like cats, foxes, and New Zealand fur seals. 3. Many penguins are killed by vehicles when trying to cross roads near their coastal habitats at night. Over 100 penguins have been killed on roads in New Zealand in the last five years. Their declining numbers affects other species in the ecosystem like small fish populations. Conservation efforts are needed to protect the blue penguins and prevent their extinction.
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- 3. How does this effect other plants and animals in it’s ecosystem? It effects New Zealand fur seals, albatross, and walrus. Small fish, squid and octopus populations will grow to big and eventually some other source will die out. While the climate is changing penguins are trying there best to stay alive. New Zealand is home to blue penguins and we need to increase there numbers instead of decreasing them to extinction.
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