Like animals everywhere, Antarctic penguins are adjusting, or not, to changes in their habitat brought by warming temperatures. With extensive field research on their existing colonies, and a 30,000 year-old record contained in deposits of their bones, we know more about how Antarctic penguins will adjust to rapid climate change than almost any other creature on Earth.
David Ainley has been studying the Adelie penguin colony at Cape Royds for 12 years, spending much of the southern hemisphere summer in a tent. But Ainley has made it possible for millions of people to look in on the penguin colony here by a live camera feed to his web site www.penguinscience.com
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Penguin Science
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Global waring is still a fruad and a lie being perpatraited on us by the greens and the IPCC as well as AL GORE and the rest becuase ANTARCTICA is GETTING COLDER
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