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Inside seabird hospital on fighting to save African penguins from extinction
Scientists say that unless urgent action is taken, African penguins will disappear by 2035 with just 8,300 breeding pairs left in South Africa
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Michaela Strachan says penguin extinction 'would be devastating for the planet'
The crisis is so severe the species could disappear in the wild as soon as 2035 if severe measures are not taken to ensure their survival - and the Springwatch presenter says she 'can’t imagine them not being here'
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Iconic penguin species starving to death and could be extinct in just 11 years
African penguins could disappear in the wild as soon as 2035 - as numbers have dropped from over one million breeding pairs in the 1900s to less than 10,000 today - a decline of 95%
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Fears penguins may die out completely after no chicks survive due to melting ice
Not a single chick survived in four out of five emperor penguin colonies studied in the Bellingshausen Sea, with experts "shocked" by how quickly the species is being decimated by climate change
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Penguins are the fastest swimming birds in the world - thanks to their wings
Gentoos occupy Antarctica, Argentina and the Falkland Islands. They are mostly black from head-to-tail except for a stark-white front - and distinctive bill and white eye patches
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Penguin hand-reared by keeper from birth could be crowned king of the world
Spike has officially made it big in the penguin kingdom and is in the last two finalists vying to be named the most popular penguin in the world
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Elderly penguins have cataract surgery and custom lenses fitted in 'world first'
Elderly penguins in Singapore whose vision had been failing are now more "active" and with a bounce in their step after having cataract operations and new lenses fitted in a "world first"
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James Bond books to be rewritten to remove offensive references
James Bond novels are set to be reissued this year after a team of sensitivity experts deemed some of author Ian Fleming's language 'offensive'