Penguin chick survives after hatching from broken egg
The chick was discovered by London Zoo keepers and she was immediately rushed to hospital.
A penguin chick who hatched from a broken egg has made an astonishing recovery.
London Zoo keepers, who nicknamed the Humboldt chick Rainbow, rushed her to a local vet, who had to use tweezers to remove bits of shell from her coat.
She was then transferred to the custom-built incubation room in the colony's home on Penguin Beach.
The month-old chick is expected to stay in the incubation room until she is ten weeks old.