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Little Blue Penguins Invaded New Zealand From Australia, Say Researchers
It turns out that New Zealand's famed little blue penguins are actually Australian natives. A recent study concluded that New Zealand's native penguisn species was replaced by these interlopers between 1500 and 1900 AD.
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