A Conversation for Websailor's Wacky Wildlife World: Penguins

Penguins

Post 1

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

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smiley - grr

Thanks for this Webby, I enjoyed reading it. I'm not so much a penguin-nut as my daughter #2 is, but I do send her along anything penguin-related. I'll send her your Daily Mail linksmiley - biggrin

smiley - ok
GB
smiley - galaxysmiley - diva


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Post 2

aka Bel - A87832164

Fascinating! Thanks for writing this, Webbie! smiley - cheers


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Post 3

Websailor

Thanks both, I enjoyed writing it smiley - smiley Not of edited guide standard but enough to awake a reader's curiosity I hope.

Working with WWF for twenty years I soon found the 'nuts about' people, and penguin fans were certainly in the top ten of favourites I think smiley - biggrin

Websailor smiley - dragon


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Post 4

Willem

I also emjoyed reading this Websailor. Penguins are very interesting birds. I might some time write something about the extinct giant penguins! They were man-sized ... one of them was even called an 'Anthropornis' ('Man-bird'). They died out perhaps due to mammals like seals and small dolphins (in the same size range as the giant penguins and thus competing with them for food and ecological 'niches') becoming more common in the southern oceans. This was LONG before our time ... they died out perhaps over 20 million years ago.


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Post 5

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

smiley - wow

please do!

smiley - drool


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Post 6

Websailor

Thanks. That's fascinating Willem, and I agree with GB, please do smiley - smiley

Websailor smiley - dragon


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