File:Antarctic adelie penguins (js) 21.jpg

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DescriptionAntarctic adelie penguins (js) 21.jpg	English: Antarctica, adelie penguins, feeding Polski: Antarktyka, pingwiny adeli, karmienie
Date	January 2000
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Author	Jerzy Strzelecki

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