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- Fill your heart with joy watching the Little Penguins Parade on Phillip Island near Melbourne.
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Take a Phillip Island evening tour from Melbourne to see a heartwarming phenomenon where little penguins emerge from the surf and waddle to the safety of their dune burrows. From your nearby vantage point you'll be able to watch the penguins feed their waiting young.
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0:20 look at the craftsmanship on those burrows, theyre just incredible animals
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so smart. cant believe they use hammers
I was just there! Truly one of the highlights of my vacation!
Paul L Wow cool! Glad you had a good time, we love it too :)
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Paul L me too. They looked like tiny people
I love the Fairy Penguins.
love those penguins!!
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Ditto!
The little penguin (Eudyptula minor) is the smallest species of penguin.
It grows to an average of 33 cm (13 in) in height and 43 cm (17 in) in length, though specific measurements vary by subspecies.
It is found on the coastlines of southern Australia and New Zealand, with possible records from Chile.
In Australia, they are often called fairy penguins because of their small size.
In New Zealand, they are more commonly known as little blue penguins or blue penguins owing to their slate-blue plumage.
They are also known by their Māori name: kororā.
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we went there this time last year. One of the best evening shows I've ever seen. absolutely brilliant, the penguins are beyond cute.
So cute!
So cute.
Yes!
I've been there. It was an amazing experience. One of the highlights of my life.
Love seeing them coming up out of sea. And going to their nesting ground
The ranger guides give special equipment so you can hear the history and binoculars so you can see these little penguins. The ranger who counts them, lets the guide know when and where the penguins are coming first. The penguins gather in the hundreds and cannot be seen when they are hundreds of feet away without the glasses. And you get a front seat. Don't leave home without them. And have warm clothes. You never know when the wind will blow cold. It is so awesome to be inches from wildlife. No cameras or touching. I am blown away the penguins ignore the people. And the people could be more respectful of the animals by being quiet and present to the awesomeness of the moment.
+Peggy Beauregard Thanks for the extra tips! This is one of our favorite experiences at Viator :).
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Thank you for the video.I remembered in visiting Phillip Island in 1999 from a hotel in Melbourne and have a day tour by bus
Love the Penguins.
Those penguins are cute
I LOVE PENGUIN PARADES!
I was there July 2022. Truly wonderful!
TOO CUTE!!!!!!!!
I love these fairy penguins
Thanks for the front row seat!
sooooooooooooooooooooooo cute!!!!!
Great video and cute penguins
I just went there today, it was amazing!
Amazing! Do you have any tips or recomendations?
Nope! It was great the way it is!
So many cute animals in Australia.
A lot of useful knowledge
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I live in Cowes I love it there
I actually saw those penguins when I was on camp a couple of days ago
I miss 🐧 Penguins.
Cute in adult sizes!
Fairy penguins are just big enough to make a meal
As was your mom’s 🍑
Yep.
Largest Little Penguin colony in the world in Victoria.
Go the Vics! ✌️
You should not take camera's flash! Because penguins have very sensitive eyes.
Yes beyond annoying seeing people doing that when I was there, despite them being explicitly told not to.
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Sameulism's Army!!!
I saw the parade in Melbourne!
They are BLUE ..
i will go to melb in mei 2017
They're called Fairy Penguins
We have just been there and it's just amazing, lovely! Please do not use cameras!!!
Why no cameras?
@@coltrvI'm assuming he just means no flash
God's creation is truly amazing.
+Dave Smith ..
Amen!
Lol. Nature is truly amazing, but I'm sure whatever god you worship is truly FAKE.
Who else noticed that they were at The Nobbies at the start, not the actual penguin parade place.
My aunt us to live in the island. They forces them all to move. This is when I first tried them
How to get there and return from Melbourne city with public transport please? Thank you.
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That penguin is named a fairy accualy and its less then half a mtr tall
Imma steal one and sell it
What if I ran up to these birds on the beach during their parade? Would anyone try to stop me?
My backyard…
Skipper: Kowalski Status Report
Kowalski: it looks like got shipped to Melbourne in Victoria Australia sir
Private: we in Australia Skipper
Skipper: man its hot out there Rico
Skipper: i know private
Rico: baa bah bah
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It's unacceptable that the only chances to see these beautiful creatures of god is by paying 25 dollars, even from the distance. It's a natural phenomenon and it's a shame that they put a price on that.
+Gioele Chiumento well no actually
two things
that money you pay goes to the scientists and conservation programs to protect the penguins from predators and diseases
you can see them for free at the 12 apostles, st kilda wharf, jervis bay, tasmania, throughout may places they migrate to
fairy penguins have nothing to do with God or Easter Bunny or Thor or Santa Clause or Fairies, can't you just accept them for their natural beauty instead of trying to give credit to some random deity invented by ancient human imagination thousands of years ago when we didn't know better and thought the Earth was the center of the universe?
Gioele Chiumento It’s $25 you cheapskate.
Money is needed for facilities to protect the animals and reaseach. You never know they were there to enjoy this beautiful part of nature so paying 25 bucks to see them yea is a bargain. You can always go to sea world and see them in a tank.
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"Scientists and conservation programs"?
Just a fancy way to say funding for agendas free money for those people.
these pinguins are going to extinct because of cats killing them, cats introdused by conoliners