Happy Feet - where are you?

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Mon, 12 Sep 2011 2:52p.m.

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It’s no longer possible to keep track of Happy Feet as “his transmitter has stopped transmitting”.
It’s no longer possible to keep track of Happy Feet as “his transmitter has stopped transmitting”.
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30 Sep 2011 06:20a.m.

Harry wrote:

I think Happy feet still alive, because a lot people daily put its our human heart.. don't worry, he will fine at everywhere...Most important is we are need take care our earth is much important..

26 Sep 2011 07:08p.m.

Andy wrote:

Why release him! ;(

17 Sep 2011 09:06p.m.

TWE wrote:

Because Mike, positive it may have been, the whole thing was also positively stupid. If they were going to spend all that money it would have been much better to put it in a zoo.

15 Sep 2011 03:38p.m.

Mike wrote:

Why are you people so sick? Seriously? Anytime anything positive is published, you miserable self-loathing basement-dwellers show up and start trying to be either funny (which you're not) or clever (again, no). Just because YOU are a miserable person, does not mean EVERYONE has to be.

13 Sep 2011 11:16p.m.

lucia cristina wrote:

I regret that we can not be sure what really happened! However we must consider the dedication and commitment of the entire team in particular Wellington zoo dr. argilla smooth! If we follow that by far we are disappointed, imagine them who followed closely happy feet day after day? Anyway hope it is good!

13 Sep 2011 12:09p.m.

Peter wrote:

I am at a loss why Happy Feet should not have stayed in NZ.. maybe at Kelly Tarltons. It would have made MUCH more sense and taught hundreds of children how great these creatures really are... It was a stupid and callous thing to chuck Happy Feet back into the water thousands of miles from anywhere.

12 Sep 2011 10:22p.m.

Kevin wrote:

Sharks are naturally attracted to electrical signals. A transmitter powerful enough to get picked up from those kind of distances would have attracted every shark within a couple of hundred miles. Poor bastard never stood a chance. RIP Happy Feet - you swam and swam in your zig zag pattern to try to escape them but they got you in the end.

12 Sep 2011 07:54p.m.

Jer wrote:

Who cares? Hopefully it got eaten by a whale. Really, stop trying to bring this stupid bird back into the headlines.

12 Sep 2011 07:00p.m.

Nina wrote:

Why would a transmitter stop transmitting the moment it falls off?

12 Sep 2011 06:35p.m.

Gwyneth Morgan wrote:

Maybe now he is a Happy Meal?