The female emperor penguin chick hatched at SeaWorld in September. Courtesy of SeaWorld San Diego SeaWorld San Diego on Tuesday reported the first emperor penguin chick hatched since 2010, a rare event at the only institution in the Western Hemisphere where the endangered species are found. Emperor penguins are threatened in their native habit due to the loss of Antarctic sea ice and rising sea levels caused by climate change. “Bringing this chick into the world and ensuring her well-being and survival around the clock has been a very rewarding process for me and the entire SeaWorld aviculture team,” said Justin Brackett, curator of birds at SeaWorld San Diego. “Every decision r
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