By Paul Homewood
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-australia-63700487
According to the BBC, scientists have revealed a 43% decline in a large Adélie penguin population off the east Antarctic coast over the past decade.
It’s believed several years of extensive ice near the penguin colony was the trigger – despite an overall reduction of ice around Antarctica.
They report that scientists are unsure if the population will be able to recover.
WOW!! No more Adelies. That is scary.
But being the BBC, they conveniently did not tell you the whole story, which the Guardian did:
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