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Video: 49 Penguins Freed After Oil Spill Cleanup in New Zealand

November 22, 2011/in Ocean Newswire/by Newswire

Nearly 100 happy feet waddle to the shoreline of a beach near Tauranga, New Zealand. The 49 little blue penguins were released back into the wild after being rescued and cleaned up following the oil spill from the cargo ship, Rena, grounded off the coast.

Full story and video at MSNBC

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Tags: New Zealand, oil, oil spill, penguins, Rena
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