What is another word for rockhopper penguin?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɒkhɒpə pˈɛŋɡwɪn] (IPA) 
The Rockhopper penguin, also known as crested penguin, is a fascinating species of penguin found in the southern hemisphere, specifically in the sub-Antarctic islands and southern parts of New Zealand. There are a few synonyms for the Rockhopper penguin, including the Moseley's penguin, the Hooker's penguin, and the Johnny rockhopper. These names are derived from various aspects of the penguin's physical appearance and distribution. Despite having different names, they all refer to the same small-sized penguin species, characterized by their signature tuft of yellow feathers above their eyes, sharp beaks, and distinctive hopping gait. They are a popular sight among tourists visiting their natural habitat and continue to mesmerize researchers and animal enthusiasts alike.
