So long and thanks for all the fish!

Published: 8 October 2008 y., Wednesday
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Penguins washed up on beaches in north-eastern Brazil head back to their natural habitat.


The 50 Magellan penguins are due to be released in Rio Grande do Sul state near the Uruguayan border and experts are hoping the animals will find their way home to Patagonia by swimming down the Malvinas current which leads to the Straits of Magellan.

 

 

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Šaltinis: Reuters
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