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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (38362)	7/27/2005 8:22:44 AM
From: Lady Lurksalot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

MD, Yes, there are the predators, but those predators usually go after penguin eggs and baby penguins. I watched a show on The Animal Planet re animal dads, meaning the male (rather than the female) of the species looking after their young. I knew about penguins but the rest was new to me. A fascinating show, although I did sort of close my eyes during the waterbug segment. They are: Marsupial mouse Jackal Waterbug Stickleback (fish) Jacana (bird) (BTW, mama jacana is a Susan Smith; i.e., if given the opportunity, she will kill her young) Giant African bullfrog Darwin's frog Emperor penguins (I believe this applies to all penguins, however) Seahorse - Holly