The estimated entire population of yellow-eyed penguins is 4000.
They generally lay two eggs per penguin pair.
i think 300
Estimated at 4000 in 2008
The "HoiHo", or the Yellow-eyed Penguin, is native to New Zealand. They breed around the south-east coast of, South Island, and Foveaux Strait. Including Stewart, Auckland, and Campbell Islands, along with the popular tourist site, Otago Peninsula. They are listed as endangered by IUCN Red List. For more details and information, please see sites listed below.
one each female penguin, and the male takes of it
One example of a reptile that lays small round bright yellow eggs is the yellow-spotted monitor lizard. These lizards are found in Australia and are known for their distinctive eggs that are bright yellow in color and around the size of a marble.
0. The male hatches the eggs, which is typically only one.
Snares Island penguin's can hove only 1 egg at a time
2 a year
There are many possible answers 1 yellow out of 1.2 coloured.
The female penguin usually lay one egg per year. Some can lay up to two eggs per year.