Along the rocky and ice-free Antarctic coastline, chinstrap penguins by the millions form bustling breeding colonies — chaotic, noisy and, yes, smelly — every year, laying eggs in November that hatch in late December and January.
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Along the rocky and ice-free Antarctic coastline, chinstrap penguins by the millions form bustling breeding colonies — chaotic, noisy and, yes, smelly — every year, laying eggs in November that hatch in late December and January.
