Emperor Penguin Gus Returns to Sea After Stranding in Australia

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An emperor penguin, nicknamed Gus, was released back into the wild off the southern coast of Western Australia after being found malnourished on a beach. The bird, which was thousands of miles from its Antarctic home, was rehabilitated by wildlife experts who helped it gain over seven pounds. The release was time-sensitive due to rising temperatures, and the penguin was given a mirror for companionship during its recovery. It remains unclear how Gus ended up in Australia.
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