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Small wins for African penguins amid a sharp population decline
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Small wins for African penguins amid a sharp population decline
Last Friday, a female African penguin was successfully released back into the wild on Halifax Island near Lüderitz. Named AP002, the penguin was cared for by the Namibian Foundation for the Conservation of Seabirds (Namcob) for 49 days before she was ready to return to her family. Rescued as an underweight chick, dedicated care saw her quickly gain weight and become a healthy young penguin. Penguins are only released back into the wild when they…
·Windhoek, Namibia
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