Penguin display opens at The Deep in Hull
Five new gentoo penguins have gone on display at The Deep in Hull for the first time. A class of schoolchildren were some of the first to see the new exhibit.
Five new gentoo penguins have gone on display at The Deep in Hull for the first time. A class of schoolchildren were some of the first to see the new exhibit.
The Deep in Hull is getting ready to show off its latest arrivals - ten Gentoo penguins (six adults and four juveniles) who have taken up residence in a new exhibit called 'The Penguins of Grytviken'. The first five birds are now in residence.
The £750,000 exhibit opens to the public today and will give visitors views of the penguins across three floors, both underwater and on land. Features include a swimming pool, diving pool, beach area, nesting area and the penguins very own outdoor balcony with views overlooking the River Humber.
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