Adelie penguin chicks steal the spotlight at Mexico's Guadalajara Zoo
Six Adelie chicks, born after an egg exchange with San Diego's Sea World to ensure genetic diversity, feel at home inGuadalajara's zoo, one of the few on the continent that takes care of this Antarctic species. Out of 12 eggs, half have hatched.
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