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Many skippers are voluntarily using larger mesh sizes in the cod-end to minimise capture of small fish that they will have to discard. The mid-Pleistocene climatic transition was associated with the southward migration of frontal positions and islands became surrounded by subtropical water masses, resulting in a split between Northern and Southern rockhopper penguins. The cause of this decline is mainly unknown, but scientists have speculated that humans are involved, mostly by commercial overfishing, oil exploitation, and pollution. Both parents take turns incubating the eggs, aggressively pecking at anything, big or small, that may stray too close.This large mesh will get gradually smaller the further back in the trawl until the cod-end that is often the minimum regulation mesh size. The outer parts of the shoe are made from a 100% natural rubber from rubber trees, reducing the demand for synthetic rubber made from petrochemicals.

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The Falkland Islands are known to have one of the largest populations of southern rockhopper penguins. Hopper trawls are usually designed so that the netting panels are well clear of the sea bed and meshes well open to allow any benthic debris and small fish to escape easily. Due to the harsh rocky environment, they cannot slide on their bellies like most penguins, so they hop to get from one place to another, hence their name.

Rockhopper penguins consume more krill than they do fish; their diet changes during migration and as the seasons change.

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An oil spill followed the grounding of the MS Oliva off Nightingale Island in 2011, which resulted in thousands of Rockhopper penguins becoming oiled. The southern rockhopper breeds on the Falkland Islands, Argentina and Chile, with breeding colonies around Cape Horn in South America, and Gough, Prince Edward, Marion, Crozet, Kerguelen, Heard, Macquarie, Campbell, Auckland and Antipodes Islands in the southern Indian Ocean. Comfortable for clambering over rocks thanks to the natural rubber outsole and ergonomic footbed, the Rock Hoppers are equally suited to use with open heel fins thanks to heel reinforcement and a durable lining over the bridge of the foot.

All Rock Hoppers trips are private and include a guide that has youth development experience with coaching kids in a climbing or canyoneering setting.