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== Body Design == | == Body Design == | ||
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Yellow-eyed penguin is one of the largest sized species out of all the penguin species. They grow up to an average of 65-79cm, and before they cut their fur their body weights about 5-6kg, but after they cut their fur their body weights about 7-8kg. The males are slightly larger than the female yellow-eyed penguins. The yellow-eyed penguin’s body fur is mainly black, part of their chin and their neck is a bright brownish color, their breast and their stomach is white. Their fur on the wing (the outer side of the wings) is black, and the wings that are on the other side (the inner side of the wings) and the tip of the wings are whitish colored. The yellow-eyed penguin's face has a light yellowish color to it, and the eyes (iris) of the bird is also seen as a very bright yellowish color. | |||
They have a bright yellow strip that goes around it's eyes, and continues towards the top of their head. But in the case for the baby yellow-eyed penguin, their entire body (including the head) is a deep brownish color. Also, their eyes are not yellow like the adult yellow-eyed penguins, they actually have grey eyes. | |||
== Life Cycle == | == Life Cycle == | ||
