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Cam in Montreal lets you to view live images of penguins.
The Web cam is located at the Montreal Biodome in Montreal, Quebec and
presented by Discovery Channel. |
| View black-footed penguins
with the Penguin
Cam in Monterey at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, California.
The mission of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation maintains a child-friendly
site, whose mission is to inspire conservation of the oceans. |
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| This site showing theKing
Penguin,
the most colorful penguin, is presented by Kratt’s
Creatures from PBS. Here you can see a photograph of some king penguins
and read some interesting facts. |
| Check this Seaworld
Penguin site for some quick facts about penguins. |
| AtPenguins
Around the World you can learn something about all 17
different species of penguins. |
| Whale
Times Fishin’ for Facts: Penguins lets young readers
learn facts about penguins. Email any questions to Ask Jake, the SeaDog!
They try to answer any questions within 7 days. |
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this site you can see some excellent photos
of penguins. Look in the collection for molting King
penguins. |
| View
the striking shapes of icebergs
in Antarctica. One phote clearly shows their incredible
size. |
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| The
Penguin Page, created by Kevin C. Welch, is a wealth
of information and beautiful photographs about these unusual birds. There
are detailed explanations for all six genera and the member species. |
| Pete
and Barb's Penguin Pages tells about all 17 species of
penguins, including those found in warmer regions of the world. They have
included information, maps, and many photos. |
| Bigchalk.com
provides several links to sites providing more information about penguins. |
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| At Amazon.com
read a review ofAntarctica:
The Last Continent (National Geographic Destinations)
by Kim Heacox and Antarctica
by Mike Lewis .
Both books are top rated with excellent photographs. |
Page created by A. Meyerhorn January 2001 and updated October 2003 Copyright 2001
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