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• The only attackers these days, of course, are the jackass penguins at the town's Boulders Beach.
• Most of the 40, 000 jackass penguin population in South Africa and Namibia were affected by the spill.
• More than 5, 500 jackass penguins who were victims of a June oil spill have started mating and building new nests, a marine researcher said Wednesday.
• Since the zoo began breeding in 1967, almost 800 African penguins, also known as black-footed penguins and the Jackass Penguin because they bray like donkeys, have been produced.
• Westphal was also one of the founders of SANCCOB ( South African National Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds ), the story of which is documented in Marie Philip's book " Gregory Jackass Penguin ".
• This black and white spectacle of birds _ known as jackass penguins because of their braying call _ has become so beloved that researchers say proposals in the 1980s to harvest the penguin skins to make gloves would never be considered today.
• It enormous popularity led to it being repeated an unprecedented eight times, as well as to Boswall commissioning a series of 18 programmes on single species in a series known as " Private Lives ", ranging from the Jackass Penguin to the Siamese Fighting Fish to the Cuckoo.
• Among the latest visitors to discover the pleasures of False Bay, at the tip of Africa, are jackass penguins, that soar out of the Indian Ocean water and, with a Charlie Chaplin tramp walk, scurry up Boulders Beach to nest in the thick sloping brush behind the ivory sand.
• The penguins don't commonly come this far north, but it is innocent enough whimsy to imagine that the jackass penguins, like the savvy tourists who come to see them, are drawn by the out of the way, inconsequential character of the deep horseshoe bay, with its necklace of uncelebrated villages pressed right up against the roiling sea by stately brown mountains.