What is another word for Genus Eudyptes?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs jˈuːdɪpts] (IPA) 
The Genus Eudyptes is a group of penguins that are primarily found in the southern hemisphere. They are known for their distinctive yellow and black crests around their eyes, and are often referred to as "crested penguins". Synonyms for the Genus Eudyptes include the "Rockhopper penguin", the "Northern rockhopper penguin" and the "Southern rockhopper penguin". These names reference the species' habitat and migratory patterns, as they are typically found on rocky coastal areas and often migrate long distances to breeding sites. Despite variations in name, all members of the Genus Eudyptes share similar physical characteristics and behaviors, making them a unique and fascinating group of birds to study and observe.
