No penguins in Namibia now (as far as I know) but not all that far south in South Africa they do http://www.flickr.com/photos/71451816@N00/sets/72157602525057311/ so they may well have been in Namibia in the past! Depends on the sea currents - there are cold currents where they are in SA.

They still have sealions (aka fur seals) in Namibia for similar reasons http://www.flickr.com/photos/71451816@N00/sets/72157602522359980/

Have posted it before, but here's the quite British looking stuff in Namibia that Jane mentioned http://www.flickr.com/photos/71451816@N00/1633388618/in/set-72157602522359626/

(Hope the links work!)

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Moth

Moth wrote:
No penguins in Namibia now (as far as I know) but not all that far south in South Africa they do http://www.flickr.com/photos/71451816@N00/sets/72157602525057311/ so they may well have been in Namibia in the past! Depends on the sea currents - there are cold currents where they are in SA.

They still have sealions (aka fur seals) in Namibia for similar reasons http://www.flickr.com/photos/71451816@N00/sets/72157602522359980/

Have posted it before, but here's the quite British looking stuff in Namibia that Jane mentioned http://www.flickr.com/photos/71451816@N00/1633388618/in/set-72157602522359626/

(Hope the links work!)

love

Moth

Excellent, top man Moth! Cute penguins or what?

You'll have to do Australia too, they have things that are almost exactly like the things in Northumberland, but some in the Kimberly region allegedly carbon dated to a utterly crazy sounding 13,000 yrs BCE. Synchro-morphism across time and space and meaning. Nice. There should be more of that sort of thing.