Gus was sent back to the South Seas on 21 November. As soon as Gus was dropped into the ocean, authorities said, he swam without looking back.
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First Published November 25, 2024, 12:09 AM IST | Last updated on November 25, 2024, 12:09 AM IST
Sydney: A penguin that swam 3600 km across the sea from Antarctica to Australia has been sent back. After swimming for 20 days, the penguin named Gus reached the coast of Australia on November 1. The incident was also reported in the international media. The conclusion is that he came to Australia by mistake. After 20 days of treatment and rest, Gus was released into the sea on Wednesday. Surfers spotted the nearly three-foot-tall penguin on Ocean Beach on November 1. He was tired. Then he moved to a wildlife sanctuary.
Carroll Biddulph dominated defence. Gus weighed only 47 pounds when he was received. At 88 pounds, the weight was only half where it should be. It is believed that the gas escaped from the campus through the ocean current. Gus regained his health through 20 days of strict diet and rest. Under Biddulph’s care, Gus regained his health. The weight went up to about 55 pounds. He was given a meal of fish, and before he was released, Gus was eating 20 fish three times a day.
Gus was sent back to the South Seas on 21 November. As soon as Gus was dropped into the ocean, authorities said, he swam without looking back. It is not certain whether Gus will return. No doubt being swept away by the current or caught in a storm while looking for food. Penguins also tend to wander, but rarely travel this far.
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