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King penguins are breeding 19 days earlier than in 2000, boosting success by 40%, due to adaptability in foraging despite climate change.
King penguins on sub-Antarctic islands are breeding 19 days earlier than in 2000, boosting breeding success by 40%, according to a study of nearly 19,000 birds.
Researchers attribute the shift to the species’ flexible breeding window and ability to adapt foraging behavior, including moving to new hunting grounds or switching prey, helping them cope with warming oceans and changing food availability.
Unlike many species facing climate-driven mismatches, king penguins appear resilient for now, but scientists warn this advantage may not last as environmental changes accelerate.
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