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Chapter 5: Something's Fishy ›
For a temperate species, things got heated in the last episode. Love triangles left some
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Chapter 4: Somebody to Preen On ›
For penguins, preening is important. By using their beaks to spread oil from glands at the base of their tails and necks, penguins waterproof themselves to remain torpedo-like in the water.
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Chapter 3: Clean Bills of Health ›
Always curious, Erik was the first one through the door. He waddled right up to the keepers and their cohort: the vets. Of course, he didn’t know it was check-up day.
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Chapter 2: Awkward. ›
It’s a catastrophe. Well, technically, a catastrophic molt. And our colony is right in the thick of it.
Madiba, Aiden, and Sunny have recently completed their annual molts, and they are
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Chapter 1: This Summer, Feathers Will Fly ›
Welcome to “All My Penguins,” a new web series from Lincoln Park Zoo that documents the drama among the 15 African penguins residing at Robert and Mayari Pritzker Penguin Cove. You can follow the
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