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Subject: Bugs come to aid of penguins

Written By: Taoist on 05/07/03 at 09:08 a.m.

Penguin current affairs!

Bacteria are being used to help protect penguins in UK zoos threatened by avian malaria.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3004617.stm

Subject: Not so happy Penguin current affairs

Written By: philbo_baggins on 05/07/03 at 10:55 a.m.

Plight of Falklands’ starving penguins

When West Country troops were sent to the Falklands 20 years ago they were told they were liberating an island of 2,000 people and 6 million penguins. Thanks to their sacrifice the Falklands have developed in a prosperous modern society, but the penguin population is in crisis, its numbers having dwindled to less than one million.

Dr Mike Bingham, of Environmental Research Unit, who has been working with penguins in the Falklands since 1993, explained: "The penguins have died from starvation."

:-(

Phil

Subject: Re: Not so happy Penguin current affairs

Written By: Jonman on 05/08/03 at 02:52 a.m.


Quoting:
Plight of Falklands’ starving penguins

When West Country troops were sent to the Falklands 20 years ago they were told they were liberating an island of 2,000 people and 6 million penguins. Thanks to their sacrifice the Falklands have developed in a prosperous modern society, but the penguin population is in crisis, its numbers having dwindled to less than one million.

Dr Mike Bingham, of Environmental Research Unit, who has been working with penguins in the Falklands since 1993, explained: "The penguins have died from starvation."

:-(

Phil
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Okay everyone, put down your knitting needles.....the penguins here need FOOD and not sweaters...

This is so sad...if they lived in our bathtubs they wouldn't be starving to death!!