The new penguins are part of a European breeding programme
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An Isle of Man wildlife park has become the new home for a dozen penguins and a king vulture.
Curraghs Wildlife Park saw its new tenants move in a week ago, with both becoming popular attractions.
Visitors can see the penguins being fed twice a day and the king vulture, from Holland, with his female counterpart who already lives at the park.
Tourist minister Martyn Quayle said the new arrivals were part of a Europe-wide breeding programme.
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