Penguins Make a Narrow Escape
Created on: March 18th, 2007
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You may think to yourself "how can a warm-blooded mammal survive such harsh conditions as an arctic ocean?" The answer is simple. The Rosie (girthus flabbus) has developed thousands of layers of insulating fatty tissue, allowing her to survive even the harshest of arctic environments. However, exposure to a tropical climate (or even room temperature) can cause severe perspiration and heat stroke, in addition to a smell that would gag a maggot.
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