In this June 20, 2011 photo released by New Zealand's Department of Conservation, an Emperor penguin walks along Peka Peka Beach in New Zealand after it got lost while hunting for food. [AP]

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A young emperor penguin, normally found in the Antarctic, has turned up on a New Zealand beach, BBC reported. It is the first confirmed sighting of an emperor penguin in New Zealand in 44 years.

The bird is a juvenile, about 10 months old and 80 centimeters tall.

Emperor penguins are the tallest and largest of all penguin species, growing up to 122 centimeters high and weighing more than 34 kilograms.

Penguin expert Colin Miskelly said the bird may have been searching for squid and krill when it took a wrong turn and just kept going north and arrived on New Zealand's North Island.（點(diǎn)擊英國(guó)廣播公司網(wǎng)站查看原文）

迷路帝企鵝造訪新西蘭

?????? 據(jù)英國(guó)廣播公司報(bào)道，一只通常南極洲才有的年輕帝企鵝近日出現(xiàn)在了新西蘭海灘，這是44年來第一次有帝企鵝在新西蘭現(xiàn)身。

?????? 這只企鵝尚未成年，約10個(gè)月大，80厘米高。

?????? 據(jù)悉，帝企鵝是最高大的企鵝，可以長(zhǎng)到122厘米高，重量可超過34公斤。

?????? 企鵝專家米斯凱利表示，它很可能是在追逐烏賊和磷蝦時(shí)拐錯(cuò)了彎，才一路向北到達(dá)了新西蘭北島。

(China.org.cn June 23, 2011)