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While Magellanic penguins, which live in Argentina, can find fish easily, indicating that the odds are good for them, African penguins, whose population has been declining in southern Africa for decades, have very poor odds for their food-finding stakes.

Now the African penguin population is just 2.5 per cent of its level 80 years ago.

(2,26-28) In one report, an African penguin with discospondylitis received meloxicam at 0.3 mg/kg IM q12h and then PO for 6 weeks.

* What is one reason the African penguin is endangered?

The African penguin is, as the name suggests, endemic to Africa, and mostly inhabits the waters of Namibia and South Africa.

Through your work, you have initiated some large-scale conservation programs to help the African penguin and other seabirds at risk of low trophic level fisheries impacts, what has that entailed?

Joining in conservation efforts to save the endangered African Penguins, Aquarium staff members travel regularly to South Africa to monitor nests, rehabilitate injured or malnourished chicks, and release them into new areas in an attempt to create new colonies.

On the rugged tip of South Africa he joins conservationists struggling to save the little-known and highly endangered African penguin. The Indian Ocean's greatest predator dominates this leg of the journey.

Birdlife International has warned that the African Penguin, one of the world's 18 penguin species, is edging closer to extinction.

First off, there are African penguin chicks who are struggling to get enough food due to dwindling fish supplies, and then we meet Shongi, a two-month-old southern white rhino, who was shot in the head by poachers.

The Flamingo Las Vegas' Wildlife Habitat houses gay pink flamingo couple, Bubblegum and Pink Floyd, and an African penguin, Turnip, whose gender has never been determined.

The oil spill directly affected Robben Island, home to more than 20,000 wild African penguins. "This is devastating," said Steve Sarro, curator of birds for The Baltimore Zoo and coordinator of the AZA African Penguin Species Survival Plan.

Basel's program will include a visit to the Cape of Good Hope, where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet and is one of the floral kingdoms of the world; the magnificent Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens; and visits to see the Cape fur seals and the African penguin. Visit www.bloomingdalegardenclub.org or email bloomingdalegardenclub@gmail.com.

The penguin in question is called 'Purps', an endangered African penguin. She has a damaged leg following an altercation with another bird back in 2011.