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Adelie penguins lay eggs in nests made of pebbles that they collect. The males make the nests, and can be very competitive and steal from other males nests. Whoever has the biggest nest is the most attractive to the females. Then they all find a mate and the females lay the eggs. The location is on the pack ice in the South Pole. The mates take turns fishing and sitting on the eggs, so they should be close-ish to water.

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