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New blue birds are in town.

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    Little blue penguins come from New Zealand. (Birch Aquarium at Scripps © 2021)
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    The penguins have dark blue feathers. (Birch Aquarium at Scripps © 2021)
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    They are the smallest type of penguin. (Birch Aquarium at Scripps © 2021)
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    These birds cannot fly. But they speed through the water. (Birch Aquarium at Scripps © 2021)
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    This wild penguin was sick. People helped it. Then they let it go back to the ocean. (AP/Nick Perry)
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There are 15 new birds to see.  They are little blue penguins.

Their feathers look blue when they swim. Each is the size of a big bottle of soda.

Pray the penguins will do well in their new home. People want them to have families and be happy. 

Read More: The Birch Aquarium is in San Diego, California. Staff built a big space for 15 spunky little blue penguins. Their home has a huge pool, many burrows, and a sandy beach. Not all penguins live near the South Pole. Little blue penguins grow up in warmer spots like Australia and New Zealand. San Diego is perfect for them. The penguins weigh only two to three pounds each. Each one wears a colored wing band. They have names like Magic and Katie. Psalm 50:10-11 teaches that every beast and bird belongs to God.