Baby Penguin Joins Flock At National Aviary | WNKY - CBS Bowling Green
Meet Marge! A new baby penguin has joined the flock at the National Aviary, and she’s a symbol of hope for an endangered species.
Read MoreMeet Marge! The National Aviary Introduces Their Fluffy New Penguin Chick to the World | Yahoo! News Canada
According to the National Aviary, there are just 13,000 pairs of African penguins left in the wild, so Marge's birth is significant.
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A new baby penguin has joined the flock at the National Aviary, and she's a symbol of hope for an endangered species.
Read MoreBaby Penguin Joins Flock At National Aviary | Yahoo! News
Meet Marge! A new baby penguin has joined the flock at the National Aviary, and she's a symbol of hope for an endangered species.
Read MoreMeet Marge! The National Aviary Introduces Their Fluffy New Penguin Chick to the World | Yahoo! News
Marge is the eleventh African penguin to hatch at the aviary and the first chick for parents Buddy and Holly.
Read MoreNational Aviary Reveals Gender, Name Of Penguin Chick | KDKA - CBS Pittsburgh
At almost 3-months-old, little Marge is nearing adult size.
Read MoreMeet Marge! The National Aviary Introduces Their Fluffy New Penguin Chick to the World | People Magazine Online
Marge hatched at Pittsburgh's National Aviary in January, and she is the first chick for penguin parents Buddy and Holly.
Read MoreBaby Penguin Joins Flock At National Aviary | CBS Cleveland
Meet Marge! A new baby penguin has joined the flock at the National Aviary, and she's a symbol of hope for an endangered species.
Read MoreIt’s a girl! Pittsburgh’s National Aviary announces gender, name of African Penguin chick | WPXI - NBC Pittsburgh
It’s a girl! Pittsburgh’s National Aviary announced Tuesday the gender of its newest endangered African Penguin, as well as its name: Marge.
Read MoreWelcome, Marge! National Aviary Announces Name and Gender of Endangered African Penguin Chick | National Aviary News
Named in honor of a generous donor’s mother, the little penguin’s name was revealed in an adorable video released by the National Aviary.
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National Aviary Director of Conservation and Field Research Dr. Steve Latta has been studying the Louisiana Waterthrush for more than a decade.
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The latest pair to make their home at Pitt are Morela—named after the Polish word for apricot, due to her coloring—and Ecco.
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