Did I hear correctly? Happy Feet got munched only metres into his first big swim?

**Crasherfromwayback** · 1st September 2011, 17:04

in a while? The shark must feel like he dined on caviar the penguine was so expensive.

**Stirts** · 1st September 2011, 17:06

So Happy Feet is now Happy Meal?

**Kickaha** · 1st September 2011, 17:10

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

in a while? The shark must feel like he dined on caviar the penguine was so expensive.

When you consider that he hasn't even been released yet I think it unlikely
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post...layed-by-storm

**Crasherfromwayback** · 1st September 2011, 17:12

Yeah well it's more than likely 'The Rock' being silly then innit!

**scumdog** · 1st September 2011, 17:16

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

Yeah well it's more than likely 'The Rock' being silly then innit!

Just copying an old story involving a couple of penguins and a killer-whale...

**LBD** · 2nd September 2011, 02:53

Thought is was a seal that was cleaned up for an outragous cost after the Exxon Valdez spill to get chomped 50 from the shore by an orca

**Taz** · 2nd September 2011, 06:01

He's fitted with a Gps tracker. You can follow his progress here http://www.nzemperor.com/

**FJRider** · 2nd September 2011, 06:34

Originally Posted by Taz

He's fitted with a Gps tracker. You can follow his progress here http://www.nzemperor.com/

Or the sharks ...

**YellowDog** · 2nd September 2011, 06:40

Let's face it, penguins don't usually live out long happy years into retirement and the chances are that 'Happy Caviar Feet' is very likely to get chomped within a few hours of being released. Especially as he has now grown used to being fed.

It's called nature/the food chain/the circle of life/the natural order.

Sharks see seals in the same light as seals see penguins.

Brutal, but a fact of a life for sea creatures.