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'Happy Feet' is heading back to his teenage mates
David Heath
Monday, 05 September 2011 23:36
Following yesterday's unceremonious prod down the stern slide of HMNZS Tangaroa, 'Happy Feet,' the Emperor Penguin who washed up on a New Zealand beach, is on his way south. Interested penguin followers can follow him using every kind of technology available. Unfortunately, he doesn't yet have a Facebook page.
Feeling somewhat overheated in the 5 - 10 degree weather, he sought what seemed closest to his preferred cooling method (ice) and proceeded to devour as much sand as he could stomach.
It seems he ate rather more than his stomach could handle and when he was found, was rather ill.
Taken into Wellington Zoo, our hapless penguin was (slowly) purged of all his unwanted sand and gradually nursed back to good health.
Now, many weeks later (and after an amazing diet of gourmet fish) our intrepid penguin was bundled onto a fisheries research vessel and transported close to Campbell Island - about 600km SSW of South Island. Here, a specially constructed water slide eased (with a significant prod) our southern warrior back into the oceans of his ancestry.
Brrrr'¦ it's cold in here.
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