Just when the Internet was shocked by the drama of the Bremerhaven Zoo home, are celebrating their 10th anniversary together. Dotty and Zee are also both male, and their loyalty to each other has drawn the attention and admiration of many.
According to accounts from the zookeepers at Bremerhaven, Dotty and Zee had quickly taken a liking to each other. Every year, they would settle down and build a nest to attempt and start a family. After several failed efforts to produce offspring, tests were conducted to determine what was causing their reproductive problems. A simple DNA test administered by the zookeepers confirmed the reason behind their infertility: Dotty and Zee were of the same gender.
In an effort to encourage reproduction and increase the Humboldt penguin population, Bremerhaven Zoo monogamous as supported by the fact that the gay penguin couples did not switch partners even for the sake of reproduction.
To give them a chance at parenthood, Bremerhaven Zoo facilitated Dotty and Zee more than 450 species of animals display gay behavior.
El Niño. The Humboldt penguin population is harmed in two ways: by displacing the cold current of water running from the Antarctic to the equator along the west coast of South America with warmer, less food-rich water, and raising severe storms that can wash out the nesting colonies.
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