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A Visit to the Emperor Penguin Rookery at Snow Hill Island, Antarctica

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Posted on: July 13, 2009 6:59 AM, by "GrrlScientist"

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Here's one of several videos by Quark Expeditions, the group from whom I am trying to win the official blogger job ("Penguin Whisperer") for their February 2010 Antarctic trip .. I think that, after watching this video, you will agree with me that I'd be a superb choice for official blogger because I am familiar with penguins and other birds and would love to tell you more about them in words, pictures and video, as I experience them in real life (as well as telling you about the voyage and the people I meet on the boat, too) [3:00]

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