CLEAN: Squeaky clean penguins head out to sea

The video discusses the process of microchipping little blue penguins for tracking purposes. It highlights the release of penguins back to their natural habitat, emphasizing their tendency to return to familiar areas like Leisure Island and Rabbit Island. The challenges of keeping penguins in captivity are addressed, noting that issues can arise despite precautions. Observations of penguin behavior during release show a mix of excitement and fear. The video concludes with a count of the penguins being released.

What is the purpose of microchipping little blue penguins?

• To track their migration patterns

• To identify them if they are found

• To prevent them from leaving the island

• To monitor their health

Where were some of the penguins released?

• Penguin Bay and Seal Cove

• Leisure Island and Rabbit Island

• North Beach and South Beach

• Ocean Park and Marine Land

What is a significant challenge mentioned about keeping penguins in captivity?

• Ensuring they don't escape

• Dealing with unexpected problems

• Maintaining their natural habitat

• Providing enough food

How did some penguins react to being released back into the ocean?

• Some were scared, others excited

• They refused to leave the boxes

• They immediately swam away

• They were all eager to leave

How many penguins were there in total during the release?

• 25

• 30

• 35

• 20