The Passage Plush - Chick

Each plush tracks a penguin

$29.95
$29.95
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    • Track a real penguin and take this chick under your wing! Created in partnership with Global Penguin Society, each penguin chick plush unlocks an interactive tracking map and directly supports penguin conservation. LIMITED TIME EXCLUSIVE!

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      • 10% of net profits donated to Global Penguin Society
      • recycled fillingStuffing made from recycled water bottles
      • Suitable for all agesHuggable for all ages
      • Size: 10 inchesSize: 12”
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Each plush tracks
a penguin
Each plush tracks
a penguin

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Meet your penguin and learn their story

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Reveal exclusive stats, photos, and updates along the way

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Follow their journey on a 3D tracking map

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In partnership with Global Penguin Society

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We donate 10% of profits to Global Penguin Society and their work protecting all 18 penguin species. The Passage Plush helps further this mission with every purchase, tracking Magellanic penguins in South America.

One Small Plush.
One Big Mission.

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Common Questions

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    • The Magellanic penguins we track reach sexual maturity around age three, though they typically won’t breed until age four or five.

    • Magellanic penguins feed on a variety of small fish, krill and squid. As soon as their chicks hatch, one of the parents will head out to sea to hunt for food, returning to feed their chicks the partially regurgitated remnants. This way, the chicks absorb nutrients faster than eating food whole.

    • A group of penguins (and their chicks) is referred to as a colony or rookery.

    • Penguin chicks appear much fluffier than their parents, sometimes with a gray or brown coat of feathers. As they grow, their baby feathers are replaced with the sleek black and white feathers of adults that allow them to dart through the water and remain virtually waterproof.