Cornish sardines back on menu for penguins
The move follows a chance conversation at the wildlife attraction and replaces imported fish.
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"When I heard the penguins loved sardines but that the park thought they couldn't get them, I thought: 'Well, I might be able to help with that.'"
— Tom Lambourn , Other
"It's a great example of how a simple conversation can lead to a really positive change."
— David Woolcock , Other
"This is a brilliant example of a local catch staying local, reducing the need to transport fish long distances and showcasing the quality of the Cornish sardine."
— Gus Caslake , Other
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The move follows a chance conversation at the wildlife attraction and replaces imported fish.
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