Sentences with phrase «of penguin poop»

In the face of rising temperatures, emperor penguins in the Antarctic may be forced to find new breeding grounds instead of returning to the same spot to mate year after year, according to new research using satellite images of penguin poop.

Rating note: The film contains an awful lot of penguin poop.

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Tipped off by evidence of bird poop in satellite images, researchers have now confirmed there are more than 750,000 breeding pairs of Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) in the Danger Islands just off northeastern Antarctica, BBC reports.

NEW DELHI — Hot on the heels of a study that used feces to track penguin populations from space (ScienceNOW, 6 June), researchers in India are reporting that DNA from tiger poop can help them estimate the cat's numbers in the wild.

Now Steve Emslie, a marine ornithologist at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, has developed an ingenious method of tracking climate change in the Antarctic: He has excavated and carbon - dated 45,000 years» worth of Adélie penguin poop, skin, bones, feathers, and eggshells from colonies preserved in Antarctica's frigid climate.

The setting has been changed from a small town called Stillwater to New York City, Popper is a real estate mogul instead of a house painter, Carrey is busy doing a lot of voices and there are far too many penguin poop jokes (i.e., more than one).

The Parts Of This Film That Don't Feel Like They're Made Entirely Of Poop: A rollicking penguins - sliding - on - their - bellies moment that takes place on the spiraling floor of the Guggenheim Museum and the presence of British actress Ophelia Lovibond as Jim Carrey's peculiar personal assistant with a particular penchant for pronouncing words that begin with the letter «P.&raquOf This Film That Don't Feel Like They're Made Entirely Of Poop: A rollicking penguins - sliding - on - their - bellies moment that takes place on the spiraling floor of the Guggenheim Museum and the presence of British actress Ophelia Lovibond as Jim Carrey's peculiar personal assistant with a particular penchant for pronouncing words that begin with the letter «P.&raquOf Poop: A rollicking penguins - sliding - on - their - bellies moment that takes place on the spiraling floor of the Guggenheim Museum and the presence of British actress Ophelia Lovibond as Jim Carrey's peculiar personal assistant with a particular penchant for pronouncing words that begin with the letter «P.&raquof the Guggenheim Museum and the presence of British actress Ophelia Lovibond as Jim Carrey's peculiar personal assistant with a particular penchant for pronouncing words that begin with the letter «P.&raquof British actress Ophelia Lovibond as Jim Carrey's peculiar personal assistant with a particular penchant for pronouncing words that begin with the letter «P.»