The yellow-eyed penguin is very tenacious when foraging for food. It will dive as deep as 120 meters (393.70 feet) up to 200 times a day looking for fish, according to the Yellow-Eyed Penguin Trust.

The Yellow Eyed Penguin Conservation Reserve Beach (011-64-3-478-0286) is a 20-minute drive from Dunedin’s downtown and requires a reservation. Walking shoes essential.

Finally, one of the rarest penguins in the world is the yellow-eyed penguin, which is found along the coasts of New Zealand. It’s estimated that fewer than 3,000 currently exist.

A mystery disease is killing off yellow-eyed penguin chicks in New Zealand, the world's rarest member of the penguin family, a conservation group said on Thursday. IE 11 is not supported.

The yellow-eyed penguin, known as hoiho, is facing an increasing number of threats – and its population has plummeted in the past decade. Now, conservationists in New Zealand are rallying to ...

Scientists have modeled factors driving mainland yellow-eyed penguin population decline and are calling for action to reduce regional threats. According to the researchers' prediction models ...

Iconic yellow-eyed penguins could disappear from New Zealand's Otago Peninsula by 2060, latest research warns; researchers call for coordinated conservation action Iconic Yellow-eyed penguins ...

The fact that yellow-eyed penguins aren’t faring so well bodes poorly for other animals in the region, according to Dr. Michelle LaRue, a research ecologist at the University of Minnesota.

According to data presented this past weekend at a symposium on the species, an estimated 70 yellow-eyed penguins are known to die every year from entanglement in trawling nets or long-line ...

Finally, one of the rarest penguins in the world is the yellow-eyed penguin, which is found along the coasts of New Zealand. It’s estimated that fewer than 3,000 currently exist.