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I think it was pretty rude of the photographer to not even try a bite of penguin.
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Chi Meson said:Oh dear...
According to 1 out of 12 comments under the Youtube video, the whole thing was faked.
Those people seem quite certain about it, so I guess it was faked.
I wonder what part was fake. That penguin did look pixilated, and the shadows under the water looked odd...some evidence of photoshopping...
Killer whales are attractive and they kill to stay alive. Sea leopards are pretty cute, and they kill to stay alive. Penguins can be really cute, and they kill to stay alive. Their prey is fish though, and somehow we don't extend fish the same courtesy. Killer whales, sea leopards, and penguins are all predators, and our attitudes toward their places in the food-chain should not be swayed by their appearance - popular culture puts the lie to that ideal, though. It would be a whole lot easier to raise money from the public to protect killer whales than to protect Australian salt-water crocodiles.Pattonias said:You would not believe how horrified I was after watching the Free Willy movie, and seeing my first documentary that explained the "killer" whale to me in detail. After seeing a few seals tossed up in the air I don't think I could ever look at Willy the same way again...
To be naive again.
Another young seal/sea-lion ?Evo said:I wonder what the sea lion thought he was?
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