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Facts About African Penguins
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Eighty to ninety percent of African penguin couples remain together for their entire lives.
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Spheniscus demersus, their scientific name, translates to "diving wedges."
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Because they produce a donkey-like braying noise, they were once known as jackass penguins.
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They were sometimes known as jackass penguins because they produce a donkey-like braying sound.
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They are most closely related to the South American penguins Humboldt, Magellanic, and Galapagos.
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Although they appear to be plump, African penguins can weigh up to 4kg.
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Male African penguins are larger than females and have longer beaks.
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African penguins lay two eggs per clutch.
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