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By j7uy5 on December 3, 2007.

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This is a penguin photographed at the
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Copenhagen Zoo (
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Zoo
).



Photo by morols,
on Flickr.  Click on the photo to navigate to a much larger
version ("all sizes" link above the photo).



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