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Robben Island Penguin Tracks: You Can Help

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Robben Island Penguin Tracks. News of African Penguin foraging research on Robben Island, South Africa. You can help endangered African penguins. With this project, at SANCCOB. With a coastal clean up today or on Coastal Clean up Day 20th September. On an EarthWatch Penguin Project. Or with other African penguin research. To this project, via the Animal Demography Unit, or the Marine Research Institute through University of Cape Town marine research. And or Birdlife South Africa. By caring for our oceans:.

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The Pertinent Penguin: February 2015

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Little penguin Flipper's sad death has positive outcomes for conservation. NEW ZEALAND – Flipper, the paralysed little. 160;penguin who appeared in the media. In early January, has had to be euthanised despite weeks of care and rehabilitation. 8220;Unfortunately upon release it became apparent that this individual wasn’t going to survive in his natural environment, said Mauao Area Wildlife Trust. The Department of Conservation. Mauao area wildlife trust. New zealand department of conservation. Penguins e...

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The Pertinent Penguin: October 2014

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Intrepid pair bound for sub-Antarctic yellow-eyed penguin expedition. NEW ZEALAND - Two teachers will be spending the Southern Hemisphere spring in the sub-Antarctic after being selected to join the 2014 DoC Yellow-Eyed Penguin Survey in the Auckland Islands. The Sir Peter Blake Trust. In association with the  Department of Conservation. Penguins while based in the sub-Antarctic. New zealand department of conservation. Sir peter blake trust. Penguin chick weights connected to local weather conditions.

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Saturday, September 03, 2016. SRE is a supporter of the following.

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wildlife Archives - 4x4 Hire South Africa

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4×4 Hire South Africa. Tragedy strikes as Dog is eaten by Crocodile. Most of my childhood I have visited these parts of South Africa. We have had some close calls with hippo and crocodile. I did write a piece about it on my fishing encounters blog. This is a very sad video but it is something we need to be aware of. Africa is a wild place and we live close to some very dangerous creatures. Dog is eaten by Crocodile. Also a shout out to Carel from South Africa 4×4 Rental. Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area.

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The Pertinent Penguin: July 2014

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What does the penguin say? Vocal variety in African penguins. An African penguin vocalising. Photo credit: Favaro et al. Penguins are highly social and vocal seabirds; they vocalise to communicate with their parents, mates and colony members. They are even known as jackass penguins because of their donkey-like bray. But, until now, descriptions of their vocal repertoire have been mostly limited to basic descriptions of calls. A study published on 30 July in PLoS ONE. Adélie penguins on Avian Island.

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The Pertinent Penguin: When two penguins clans become one

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When two penguins clans become one. AUSTRALIA - A new research project has found that two different groups of little. Penguins have met up to live in a colony together, despite a history of isolation. Dr Chris Burridge, University of Tasmania. Zoology lecturer, said the motivation of the research was to understand rates of movements of penguins between colonies. The research was conducted in partnership with the University of Tasmania, Peter Dann ( Phillip Island Nature Park. Dr Burridge's earlier resear...

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The Pertinent Penguin: January 2015

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Climate change does not bode well for picky penguins. A gentoo penguin and a chinstrap penguin. Credit: Rachael Herman, Louisiana State University. ANTARCTICA – In a part of the world that is experiencing the most dramatic increase in temperature and climate change, two very similar penguin species – chinstraps. 8211; are responding very differently. Chinstrap penguin numbers at Antarctic Peninsula breeding colonies are decreasing while gentoo penguin numbers are increasing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).