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@imastawka wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

Pretty low temps, lack of sunshinedaylight in winter, in Antarctica. The penguin species there are in their natural habitat though.

 

The story in the opening post is about the constant storms/ wet weather in the UK that the penguins there, have to cope with.

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But they live in the sea?  Or at least  get wet when they look for food.

 

At least they don't have killer whales using them for sport

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LOL, all i can say is I wonder what brand of towels they use

The little penguins are further up the coast apparently

(so I was told by info centre) and yes, the BIG penguin. 

Someone keeps dressing him up.  So far he has been

Elvis, Superman and Santa

I did love him

Cute penguin.

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@imastawka wrote:

The little penguins are further up the coast apparently

(so I was told by info centre) and yes, the BIG penguin. 

Someone keeps dressing him up.  So far he has been

Elvis, Superman and Santa

 

 

 

I did love him

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Penguin was named Penguin because of the little penguins that live there.  

There are Penguins all along the coast.

saw the title, Penguins on Antidepressants and got a tad excited.

I thought it was a sequel to Happy Feet

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

saw the title, Penguins on Antidepressants and got a tad excited.

I thought it was a sequel to Happy Feet

 

 

 

 

 

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LOL

I wonder if penguins know about the pigs.....

Well, then someone needs to tell the info centre cos I was

told "There are no penguins in Penguin, you have to go out

of town along the coast"

They have nice rubbish bins with penguins on them.

And just for crikey, here is the penguin with a couple of pigs

I bet the pigs aren't on antidepressants.....

Perhaps they don't want people looking for them or something.  I know they discourage people from looking for penguins, outside the designated areas,  as their rookeries are easily damaged.  People have been known to take their dogs for a hunt on occassion.