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El Nino events have caused sharp declines in Humboldt penguin populations in Peru by reducing the fish they feed on.

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INSUFFICIENT LEANING
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Is it true that El Nino events have caused sharp declines in Humboldt penguin populations in Peru by reducing the fish they feed on?

Unclear. Only one placed source bears on the claim: an Audubon magazine article reporting that an intense El Nino weakened the Humboldt Current and that breeding pairs at a central Chile colony fell 55-85 percent below average during a late-1990s event. That covers El Nino harming penguin breeding in Chile, not a fish-mediated decline in Peru, and the remaining items address other species or other causes.

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1984
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Hays, C. (1984). The Humboldt penguin in Peru. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0030605300018767

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Why Humboldt Penguins Are Rapidly Declining—and How LED Nets Can Help Save Them | Audubon. (n.d.). audubon.org. https://www.audubon.org/magazine/why-humboldt-penguins-are-rapidly-declining-and-how-led-nets-can-help-save-them

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