Feeding Baby Penguins at Cincinnati Zoo

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Summary of Description:
The little blue penguin nursery is busy with the hand-rearing of four chicks, requiring around-the-clock feedings. The first clutch of eggs is removed and hand-reared to give the chicks the best chance of survival. The penguins then lay a second clutch, which they incubate and raise themselves.

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Hand-Rearing Chicks Around the Clock!

The little blue penguin nursery is full of activity, and the bird team is working hard to ensure the survival of 4 precious chicks. However, the process of hand-rearing these chicks comes with its own set of challenges and requires round-the-clock feedings.

Why Hand-Rearing Chicks?

To maximize the survival chances of the little blue penguin chicks, the first clutch of eggs is removed and hand-reared. This ensures that the new-borns are adequately nourished and cared for without being subject to the harsh realities of the outside world. Meanwhile, the penguins lay a second clutch that they can raise and incubate themselves.

The Busy Process of Hand-Rearing

Hand-rearing four little blue penguin chicks requires non-stop attention, expertise and a lot of patience. The bird team feeds the chicks with specially formulated food every few hours, day and night, to ensure their constant growth and nourishment.

Support and Action

You can support the Cincinnati Zoo and its little blue penguins by donating at http://support.cincinnatizoo.org/donate. Its YouTube channel features more captivating videos of the penguins and other amazing animals. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Cincinnati Zoo’s YouTube channel, follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to stay updated on this and more.

The Surrounding Music:

The background music that adds to the video’s charm and energy is by Epidemic Sound. This makes watching the little blue penguins, and the hard-working bird team more enjoyable.

Conclusion

Hand-rearing little blue penguins is a delicate process that requires careful handling and expert attention, taking up around the clock. It’s fascinating to see the lengths that dedicated organizations like the Cincinnati Zoo go to ensure the survival of these precious creatures. Moreover, we can chip in and support these efforts by donating, subscribing to their channel, following and sharing them with friends and family.

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It’s a busy time of year in the little blue penguin nursery! The bird team is currently hand-rearing 4 chicks, which involves ’round the clock feedings! To give the chicks the best chance to survive, the first clutch of eggs is removed and hand-reared. The penguins then lay a second clutch which they incubate and raise themselves.

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Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)

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