Penguin conductor

Penguin conductor

MATSUE, Japan - Photo shows Haruka, an African penguin who will serve as a ''conductor'' for Ichibata Electric Railway Co. in Shimane Prefecture on Oct. 9, 2010. (Photo provided by Matsue Vogel Park) (Kyodo)

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