Penguins: Popularity, peril and poop - Dyan deNapoli
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Penguins are odd birds. For one, they cannot fly (but they are amazing swimmers), and, contrary to popular belief, the majority of penguin populations live in warmer regions. But these beloved birds are in danger, with populations declining up to 90%. Dyan deNapoli explains the reasons behind the decline -- and why penguins are like the proverbial canary in the coal mine of our oceans.
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Meet The Creators
- Educator Dyan deNapoli
- Producer Zedem Media
- Director Michael Kalopaidis
- Artist Dinos Hadjidemetri
- Animator Maria Savva
- Sound Designer Manolis Manoli
- Narrator Dyan deNapoli
What will happen if Penguins go extinct?!?
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Are penguins the only bird with the coating!?!?
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Why are penguins the only birds that have blubber?????????
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Why are penguins important???
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Do you think penguins would be good pets if you lived in a colder climate.
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How are they great swimmers?
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Why cant penguins fly
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Penguins
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Penguin Evolution
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why cant they handle the northern hemisphere?
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How do penguins survive?
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How often do penguins moult?
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