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Adélie penguins, Antarctica

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What can a 70-centimetre-tall bird teach us about life?

Quite a lot.

The Adélie penguin offers a lesson plan packed with resourcefulness, resilience and a little mischief.

Found along the Antarctic coast, the species was named after Adèle, the wife of French explorer Jules Dumont d'Urville, during the expedition that encountered the penguins in 1840.

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