The little penguin, the world’s smallest species, lives where?

Here is the question :

THE LITTLE PENGUIN, THE WORLD’S SMALLEST SPECIES, LIVES WHERE?

Here is the option for the question :

• Australia and New Zealand
• Antarctica
• South Africa
• Argentina and Chile

The Answer:

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Explanation:

[STC0011658]. The little penguin, or koror as it is known in Mori, is the smallest species of penguin in the world. Adults stand at only 13–17 inches long and weigh less than two pounds. These little birds are endemic to New Zealand and a little bit of Australia. During the day, they can be spotted fishing in harbors and bays from the water, but in May and June, they return to land to build nests.