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Animal metaphors of questionable taste, VII

home :: topics :: humor :: questionable :: sex-pest-seal-attacks-penguin-2008

Not exactly a metaphor, but certainly of questionable taste in this story titled, "'Sex Pest' Seal Attacks Penguin":

Marion Island is the only place in the world where Antarctic fur seals are known to hunt king penguins on land, so the idea that the fur seal was trying to eat the object of its attention made sense.
"But then we realised that the seal's intentions were rather more amorous."

Posted at 12:35 on 05/03/2008 | permanent link

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John Hawks
Department of Anthropology
University of Wisconsin—Madison
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