Wired Science: How to Keep Captive Penguins Happy

Update: 2008-09-10

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Wired.com heads back to the California Academy of Sciences to learn how their Senior Aquatic Biologist, Pamela Schaller, keeps the museum's 20 African Penguins happy while in captivity.

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