Attention all:
Fish and Game has reported a foreign species introduction into Lake Milpitas in recent weeks, the green spotted Penguin. This is not a native species to Lake Milly and it is not yet understood how it found it's way into the pond. Traveling over 15 miles, this rodent has found it's way into our eco-system and is eating up our food. The Chameleon nature of this preadator allows it to change colors quickly, fortunately, it appears the host species of lake Milly has quickly adapted to the chameleon and cut off it's primary food source.
Beware of the green spotted Penguin!
LOL
Fish and Game has reported a foreign species introduction into Lake Milpitas in recent weeks, the green spotted Penguin. This is not a native species to Lake Milly and it is not yet understood how it found it's way into the pond. Traveling over 15 miles, this rodent has found it's way into our eco-system and is eating up our food. The Chameleon nature of this preadator allows it to change colors quickly, fortunately, it appears the host species of lake Milly has quickly adapted to the chameleon and cut off it's primary food source.
Beware of the green spotted Penguin!
LOL



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