I am escritura this story to mostrar others what I think happened to the penguins in earlier times. Don't get confused por all the names. There are lots of them.
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RICO
The chick shivered. He was in the warmest nest a pingüino, pingüino de could make, yet he was still cold. He wanted to cry for his mother, but he knew she would not answer. She had gone looking for his father.
BANG!
A loud noise startled the chick.
"Mama!" He cried.
"I'm coming, Rico," his mother called back to him.
As his mother came into view, the chick noticed that her feathers were ruffled, and a reddish liquid was oozing out of her right wing.
"Mama, what happened," the chick asked. "Were's daddy?"
"It's those pesky humans. They took daddy," his mother said.
"What will they do to him?" Asked the chick.
"I don't know, Rico," dicho his mother, shaking her head. "I don't know."
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Over a año has passed, now. siguiente up, is Skipper's story.
SKIPPER
The young pingüino, pingüino de swam silently, until he was very close. The he jumped out of the water, and landed on another penguin's back.
"Stop it!" The pingüino, pingüino de cried. "How many times do I have to tell you, no sneak attacks!"
"Sorry, dad," dicho the smaller penguin. "I'm mad at that puffin."
"Oh, did he steal your comida again, Skipper?" Asked his father.
"Yes," replied the young penguin. "Now I'm as hungry as an elephant."
"That's not good," his father replied. "This calls for a sneak attack!"
"Yeah!" Cried the younger penguin.
They both jumped into the water and swam towards the puffin's side of the habitat.
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RICO
"Come on, mom, please!" Pleaded Rico.
"No, I already said, it's too dangerous!" His mother replied.
"The incident with dad was a año ago," dicho Rico. "How come it's still not safe?"
"Because, Rico," his mother said. "Your father meant so much to me. So do you. I don't want to lose you, too."
"So, what's your point?"
"It's not seguro to play in the field anymore."
"But, why?"
"I already told you!"
"Mom, dad is safe! I know it, I feel it. And I need to find him."
"It's too dangerous, Rico!"
"So is playing with a leaf. I'm going, and no one is going to stop me."
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SKIPPER
"Wow!" dicho Skipper. "That was great!"
He and his father were in thier small sheltered part of the habitat.
"I know, right!" dicho Skipper's father. "Did tu see the face that frailecillo, puffin made when tu jumped in front of him?"
"That was so cool! I thought his eyes were going to pop out of his head!" Skipper exclaimed.
"Feeding time!" the zookeeper cried.
Skipper ran out of the shelter, and to the main part of the habitat.
"Dad, are tu coming?" He asked his father, who was still in the shelter.
"No, I'm not really hungry today," his father replied.
"Okay, but I'm still saving tu a fish," dicho Skipper.
Then he walked away to get his meal.
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KOWALSKI
The chick lay awake, staring at the ceiling. He was bored of staying in the nest and doing nothing. He was also tired of hearing his brother snore.
The chick inched closer to his sister, who was still asleep. He used his flipper and started poking her. His sister took notice right away, and started poking her brother back.
The más the chick poked his sister, the más she poked back. Soon the chick got tired of this, and started hitting her lightly. She hit back, but harder. They ended up out of the nest, hitting, poking, and slapping each other.
Thier mother rushed over to them.
"Lucky, Lucy!" She exclaimed. "How many times do I have to tell you, no fighting!"
"Sorry, ma," dicho the chick, as he got up. "I was restless and bored."
"Well, siguiente time your restless and bored, go tell your father. He'll make tu sleep untill siguiente Tuesday," his mother said.
"I'll make sure he remembers that," the chick's sister said.
"Okay, okay, I'll go back to sleep!" dicho the chick.
He crawled back into the nest, and crossed his flippers.
"I don't get to do anything here," he dicho to himself. "This place is like a box, blocking me off from the rest of the world." A smile formed on the chick's face as he thought of something. "And tommorow I'm gonna try to get out."
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RICO
The chick shivered. He was in the warmest nest a pingüino, pingüino de could make, yet he was still cold. He wanted to cry for his mother, but he knew she would not answer. She had gone looking for his father.
BANG!
A loud noise startled the chick.
"Mama!" He cried.
"I'm coming, Rico," his mother called back to him.
As his mother came into view, the chick noticed that her feathers were ruffled, and a reddish liquid was oozing out of her right wing.
"Mama, what happened," the chick asked. "Were's daddy?"
"It's those pesky humans. They took daddy," his mother said.
"What will they do to him?" Asked the chick.
"I don't know, Rico," dicho his mother, shaking her head. "I don't know."
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Over a año has passed, now. siguiente up, is Skipper's story.
SKIPPER
The young pingüino, pingüino de swam silently, until he was very close. The he jumped out of the water, and landed on another penguin's back.
"Stop it!" The pingüino, pingüino de cried. "How many times do I have to tell you, no sneak attacks!"
"Sorry, dad," dicho the smaller penguin. "I'm mad at that puffin."
"Oh, did he steal your comida again, Skipper?" Asked his father.
"Yes," replied the young penguin. "Now I'm as hungry as an elephant."
"That's not good," his father replied. "This calls for a sneak attack!"
"Yeah!" Cried the younger penguin.
They both jumped into the water and swam towards the puffin's side of the habitat.
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RICO
"Come on, mom, please!" Pleaded Rico.
"No, I already said, it's too dangerous!" His mother replied.
"The incident with dad was a año ago," dicho Rico. "How come it's still not safe?"
"Because, Rico," his mother said. "Your father meant so much to me. So do you. I don't want to lose you, too."
"So, what's your point?"
"It's not seguro to play in the field anymore."
"But, why?"
"I already told you!"
"Mom, dad is safe! I know it, I feel it. And I need to find him."
"It's too dangerous, Rico!"
"So is playing with a leaf. I'm going, and no one is going to stop me."
………………..............................................................................
SKIPPER
"Wow!" dicho Skipper. "That was great!"
He and his father were in thier small sheltered part of the habitat.
"I know, right!" dicho Skipper's father. "Did tu see the face that frailecillo, puffin made when tu jumped in front of him?"
"That was so cool! I thought his eyes were going to pop out of his head!" Skipper exclaimed.
"Feeding time!" the zookeeper cried.
Skipper ran out of the shelter, and to the main part of the habitat.
"Dad, are tu coming?" He asked his father, who was still in the shelter.
"No, I'm not really hungry today," his father replied.
"Okay, but I'm still saving tu a fish," dicho Skipper.
Then he walked away to get his meal.
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KOWALSKI
The chick lay awake, staring at the ceiling. He was bored of staying in the nest and doing nothing. He was also tired of hearing his brother snore.
The chick inched closer to his sister, who was still asleep. He used his flipper and started poking her. His sister took notice right away, and started poking her brother back.
The más the chick poked his sister, the más she poked back. Soon the chick got tired of this, and started hitting her lightly. She hit back, but harder. They ended up out of the nest, hitting, poking, and slapping each other.
Thier mother rushed over to them.
"Lucky, Lucy!" She exclaimed. "How many times do I have to tell you, no fighting!"
"Sorry, ma," dicho the chick, as he got up. "I was restless and bored."
"Well, siguiente time your restless and bored, go tell your father. He'll make tu sleep untill siguiente Tuesday," his mother said.
"I'll make sure he remembers that," the chick's sister said.
"Okay, okay, I'll go back to sleep!" dicho the chick.
He crawled back into the nest, and crossed his flippers.
"I don't get to do anything here," he dicho to himself. "This place is like a box, blocking me off from the rest of the world." A smile formed on the chick's face as he thought of something. "And tommorow I'm gonna try to get out."
