New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands
Pelagic Birds and Penguins
The New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands consist of five archipelagos (Antipodes Islands, Auckland Islands, Bounty Islands, Campbell Islands and the Snares) in the Southern Ocean. The islands are between the in Antarctic Convergence and Subtropical Convergence, creating an excellent breeding ground for biodiversity. Wildlife populations are notable for the large populations of seabirds and penguins, 126 bird species in total. Adams Island, Disappointment Island and the Snares Islands some of the last places on earth with substantial areas of vegetation undisturbed by humans. - AsNotedIn