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Magellanic Penguin Antics

A recent crossing of paths with The Penguin Sentinels (formerly the Penguin Project) and the incredible amount of work they have done for Magellanic penguins (Check out some stats) got me poking around the web. Besides discovering a 23% decline in the population of Punta Tombo, Argentina, I found a great yet informative video about these whimsical creatures and researchers involved in their conservation.

Tags: Magellanic Penguins, penguin conservation, penguins, The Penguin Project

This entry was posted by Scott on Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 at 10:34 am and is filed under birds, conservation, Marine life, Oceans, Videos, Wildlife. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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Scott

Wildlife advocate, conservationist and simply captivated by marine life. Currently working to complete a full life's circle...beginning with a love of wildlife biology opted instead for a degree in microbiology and molecular biology, became a research biologist, returned to school for a degree in environmental sciences/fisheries & wildlife biology, and as of today I am still on my journey...which I am glad to share!