Cabo Dos Bahías Protected Area

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Cabo Dos Bahías Protected Area is a coastal nature reserve in Chubut Province, Argentina, renowned for its colonies of Magellanic penguins and other marine wildlife.

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instanceOf coastal protected area
nature reserve
protected area
country Argentina
hasAccess by road from Camarones
hasActivity birdwatching
nature photography
hasClimate semi-arid
temperate Patagonian coastal climate
hasConservationObjective protection of coastal and marine biodiversity
protection of penguin breeding sites
protection of seabird colonies
hasConservationValue breeding area for Magellanic penguins
breeding area for marine mammals
hasEcosystemType coastal ecosystem
marine ecosystem
steppe ecosystem
hasFeature bays
peninsula
rocky islets
hasHabitat Patagonian shrubland
coastal cliffs
rocky coast
sandy beaches
knownFor Magellanic penguin colony
marine wildlife
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Camarones Department
Chubut Province
Patagonia
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Chubut Province
locatedNear Camarones
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
mainAttraction Magellanic penguin watching
marine mammal observation
partOfRegion Argentine Patagonia
linked to: Patagonia
protectsSpecies Magellanic penguin
South American sea lion
cormorant
guanaco
southern right whale
various seabirds
toponymMeaning Cape of Two Bays
tourismType ecotourism
wildlife tourism

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Atlantic coast of Argentina hasProtectedArea Cabo Dos Bahías Protected Area