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Over 2000 Magellanic penguins have washed up dead in Uruguay under mysterious circumstances. The reason behind their death is still being investigated by authorities. Details below. , World News, Times Now
Thousands of dead Magellanic penguins have washed up dead in Uruguay, leaving authorities alarmed and puzzled. Science Alert reported more than 2,000 dead penguins that showed up on the beaches had “tremendously thin skins” and empty stomachs, leading to speculations that the penguins might have died of starvation. Carmen Leizagoyen, who works at Uruguay's Environment Ministry, was quoted by AFP as saying, “Ninety per cent are young specimens that arrive without fat reserves and with empty stomachs."
Mystery looms around the death of at least 2,000 penguins on the eastern coast of Uruguay. With authorities ruling out avian influenza, the death the penguins is yet to be known.