Punta Tombo penguin colony

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Punta Tombo penguin colony is a renowned wildlife reserve on the Patagonian coast of Argentina, famous for hosting one of the world’s largest breeding colonies of Magellanic penguins.

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instanceOf penguin colony
tourist attraction
wildlife reserve
accessBy road
closestMajorAirport Almirante Marcos A. Zar Airport NERFINISHED
closestMajorCity Trelew NERFINISHED
conservationFocus Magellanic penguin protection
habitat preservation
country Argentina
ecosystemType coastal steppe
governingBody Chubut provincial authorities
habitat coastal scrub
rocky shores
sandy beaches
hasTouristInfrastructure marked trails
viewing platforms
visitor center
hosts Magellanic penguin breeding colony
knownFor coastal wildlife observation
one of the world’s largest Magellanic penguin colonies
penguin watching
languageUsedInSignage English
Spanish
locatedIn Chubut Province NERFINISHED
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
Patagonian coast
mainSpecies Magellanic penguin NERFINISHED
near Puerto Madryn NERFINISHED
Rawson NERFINISHED
Trelew NERFINISHED
partOf Patagonia NERFINISHED
primaryEconomicActivity nature-based tourism
protectedAreaType provincial reserve
region southern Argentina
subjectOf conservation biology research
ecotourism studies
penguin behavior research
typicalChickHatchingPeriod November to December
typicalPenguinArrivalSeason September
typicalPenguinBreedingSeason September to March
typicalPenguinDepartureSeason March to April
typicalVisitors birdwatchers
photographers
wildlife tourists

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Trelew hasNearbyAttraction Punta Tombo penguin colony