Penguins of the World 15 oz. 100% cotton duck totes. Durable cotton web handles. Lunch: 11.5" x 11". Market: 18" x 13.5" (with an interior pocket and a zippered compartment). Individually printed, cut and sewn in the USA. Exclusively branded for Erie Zoo.
The mission of the Erie Zoo is to nurture an appreciation of the world and provide the community with meaningful educational and recreational experiences that foster a greater sense of awareness, stewardship and conservation of animals and plants. Learn more about Erie Zoo at: https://www.eriezoo.org
Thank You So Much for Shopping in Behalf of Erie Zoo! Our goal is to raise $10 million through the generosity of those who want to be a part of writing the next chapter of our Zoo’s history. Join the transformational progress of our city - and create more Wild Open Spaces for our Zoo. 50% of your purchases from this shop that features some of our special animals (as well as any purchases you make site-wide) go directly to help Wild Open Spaces grow and improve. Please remember to indicate 'Erie Zoo' as the beneficiary of your donation at check-out.
Original artwork © 2005 Samara E. King & TwoBee, LLC rendered in color pencil for the California Academy of Sciences.
Penguins live south of the equator, from the chilly waters of Antarctica to the tropical Galapagos Islands. Penguins are marine birds specially adapted to living at sea. Most of the following 17 penguin species are in decline and are listed on the ICUN Red List of Threatened Species: 1a) Fairy (Little Blue) Penguin, 1b) White Flippered Penguin, 2) Galapagos Penguin, 4) Rockhopper Penguin, 4) Erect-Crested Penguin, 5) Snares Island Penguin, 6) Chinstrap Penguin, 7) African Penguin, 8) Humboldt Penguin, 9) Fjordland Crested Penguin, 10) Magellanic Penguin, 11) Adelie Penguin, 12) Macaroni Penguin, 13) Yellow-eyed Penguin, 14) Royal Penguin, 15) Gentoo Penguin, 16) King Penguin, 17) and Emperor Penguin.