Penguin In A Diving Suit

  • November 23, 2020
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In the world of animals … When I read such news “out from behind a hill, my soul torn by two emotions: the sadness and joy. Sadness that, alas, sometimes people in our country are worse off “their” animals and there is some reason can do different costumes, prosthetic devices for animals, and we have, even for people it is a luxury. I remember the epic last year, the code on the Black Sea sank tankers, how they killed birds and other animals, so what? Expensed and all … and now bald Penguin and what care ..

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