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Tourists fined after stealing penguin during drunken holiday

Two men that admitted to stealing a penguin from a Sea World park in Australia while they were on a drunken bender have been fined for their actions.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 4 comments

What's black & white & read all over? This missing penguin story

Tokyo - A wayward penguin is making headlines around the globe after escaping from the Tokyo Sea Life Park. The 1-year old Humboldt penguin has been seen in local rivers and may be heading towards Tokyo Bay.
In the Media by Tucker Cummings

Video of woman getting hugged by penguin at SeaWorld goes viral

San Antonio - A video of a penguin caught on camera in an embrace with a woman is going viral on YouTube. The woman and penguin met at Sea World.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 4 comments

Penguins being stolen in Australia

Thieves are stealing penguins from inside an enclosure, where injured birds are able to recuperate, on an island in South Australia.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 7 comments

Penguin Beach to open at London Zoo in May

London - England's largest penguin pool, with about 150 of the birds, will open at London Zoo in May - allowing visitors to get closer to the animals than ever.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 6 comments

Scales designed to weigh penguins in the wild

Three special sets of scales are now weighing penguins in the Antarctic without the animals having to be anywhere near humans.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Penguin's new suit like a second skin

A Humboldt penguin named Ralph residing at the Marwell Wildlife Center in Hampshire, England became unexpectedly bald when moulting recently. Without his feathers, the penguin couldn't swim or keep warm, and he had no UV protection.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 1 comment

Scientists track Emperor penguins from space through poop

British scientists are using satellite imagery to track the emperor penguins' colonies by following their poop. Because of their natural camouflage, traditional techniques make it hard to locate and track them.
In the Media by Kera Ellingson - 1 comment

Two Chinese Penguins Marry: No Shoes or Rice Thrown

China’s Wuhan East Lake Ocean World was the scene of the recent wedding of two black-footed penguins. The happy couple was formally united in the ties that bind in a ceremony attended by those dearest to them. Read on, but leave your tuxedo at home.
In the Media by M Dee Dubroff - 8 comments

New Zealand: New Penguin Species Found

Australian and New Zealand researchers have used ancient DNA from penguin fossils to make a startling discovery that may change the way we view species extinctions.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 2 comments
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Maltin's Movie Guides Keep Giving

Maltin’s Movie Guide requires no booting, minimal “surfing”, and no software, or special hardware. It is always...
Jan 11, 2012 by Sam Vaknin - 3 comments

UK Antarctic base, Port Lockroy, celebrates 100 years

One hundred years ago, the so-called Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration was at its height. Men like Scott, Shackleton,...
Jan 7, 2012 in  Travel Addicts by Roderick Eime

Applying Penguin Philosophy to the 21st Century:

Happy Feet 2 is in our theatres nationwide and after seeing how it delicately dealt with the issue of global warming a...
Dec 13, 2011 by James P Mahon

Winter Comes To Britain

A small amount of snow that would not have closed schools in the Montreal of my childhood has brought a large swathe of...
Dec 9, 2011 by Greer Nicholson

BOOK REVIEW: The Oldale Curiosity Shop

“Who, or Why, or Which, or What: A Global Gazetteer of the Instructive and Strange” by John Oldale – London and...
Sep 15, 2011 by Sam Vaknin
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