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Good morning to one and all present here. I being a member of the Tasmanian conservation trust Iam here to share the problems which the cute little Tasmanian penguins are facing.Hundreds of the penguins have lost their lives during the oil spill in the sea in which they go to prey on the fish which result in  sticking on their body and died due to toxic chemicals.

The young cute penguins are on the verge of extinction and now one of our volunteer thought about a idea of woollen coat and this has effectively worked and the death of the 40cm jumper which is getting decreased in the last 3-4 years.There are also many uses of wool which is water repellent so no oil will stick on the body of the penguins .I know only one cannot let knit thousands of jumpers but thousand people can together knit one jumper. Let work together and help us to keep on seeing these cute fairy penguins in Tasmania.

Please you're support will give us a great helping hand or else you will see another cute species get extinct.
Signing off,
Aryan.

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Excuse me ladies and gentlemen, may I grab your attention. Do you'll know about the Tasmanian penguins? Those cute, little, cuddly ones? 3 days back a disaster struck the oceans of Tasmania where an oil tanker had been leaked. The oil spread a thick layer on the ocean surface killing thousands of marine life. But.... but we wont let this happen to those penguins, we don't want them to be seen only in books.
Ok people! so now i'll tell you'll what has to be done and why. The place where the oil had spilt is the hunting area for these flightless birds. The layer cause many difficulties for the penguins and when they went back to shore, their feathers would be clogged with life threating oil. Many volunteers from the Tasmanian conservation trust cleaned up the sticky little penguins but of no use. They would again go back to their fishing site and get clogged up. Poor them. They've not got brains like us, so one of our volunteers gave an idea of making woollen sweaters. Wool is a natural repellent and when the fibres become wet a chemical reaction takes place keeping them warm. This will prevent the oil from sticking to their feathers. The jumpers/sweaters should be 40cm long and I leave the colours and designs to you.
We've been getting sweaters from around the world and now its your chance. Together we stand to protect the fairy penguins. THANK YOU!!

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Good morning to one and all present here. I , being a member of the Tasmanian conservation trust am here to share with you’ll the problems our  innocent penguins are currently facing. Thousands of them have lost their lives due to the oil leak because they still continue to go in to prey on the fish which resulted in the oil sticking to their body and so they died due the toxic chemicals.

All I am requesting you’ll to do is knit. Yes my friends you’ll hearD it right. Knit. This is the least we can do for them. Sit at your homes in your own space and knit and I’m not even giving you’ll a specific number of how many jumpers you’ll have to knit. You have the time to knit one, great, if more than it’s even better. All you have to remember is that the jumpers should be 40cm long. Even if we receive one from all of you’ll, it’ll sum up to a great number. But please do your bit .it will save a life.

The jumpers are made of wool and it is known that when the wool reacts an exothermic reaction takes place giving out heat which keeps them warm. Although the penguins don’t seem to like it , it is essential for them . so my friends , I request you’ll to save these innocent lives .let us work shoulder to shoulder and make this successful .i would like to thank you’ll for lending me a patient ear and I’m sure you all will implement what I just said .

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How many of you know about the fairy penguins? For those who do, very good! But for those who don't know about them, they are a species of tiny and vulnerable penguins, who are on the verge of extinction.
Good Morning to one and all present here! Today I, Aashwin Pereira, am going to talk about these penguins and how they unfortunately are one of the endangered species on this planet. In 2001, a huge illegal dumping of oil in the sea in the region where these penguins hunted caused there feathers to get clogged with toxic oil. Despite of cleaning their feathers, they seemed to go back to the oil slick for hunting.
One of the volunteers had the amazing idea of knitting a woolen jumper for those little penguins since it would protect them. There is even a scientific reason behind this. The wool is water repellent and if the fibres get wet, a chemical reaction takes place which keeps the penguins warm. The penguins don't seem to like their coats, but it is for their own safety.
Being a responsible citizen, it is our duty to protect these penguins from going extinct. A free newsletter was circulated in Australia to all the elderly people. We recieved thousands of woolen jumpers by well-wishers.
So, I hope you all are with me, aren't you? You just need to knit a 40 cm jumper and send them in. Like this, we will be able to save a beautiful species going extinct.
Signing off, I would like to thank you all for listening and spending your precious time with me.

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Good afternoon to one and all present here. Today we are gathered here to discuss a very important matter about saving the penguins from extinction, and I, Kriesha Sanghvi, an honourable member of the society, am here to put my point further on this issue.

Has anybody heard about the 'fairy penguins?'
Very good, but for those of you who don't know, fairy penguins are tiny white penguins who are already an endangered species.

Yes, the 'fairy penguins' species are already endangered, due to huge, illegal dumping of oil in the sea, where the penguins hunt! This felonious action led to their feathers getting clogged up with life-threatening oil. Although our volunteers from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust cleaned up the vulnerable penguins, the birds were still going back into the oil slick to hunt.

I have a question for everybody present here. How would you feel, if you were to survive in oil, with your food all rotten and spoilt up?
Nobody would feel good.

One of the volunteers had an idea that a woollen coat would protect the birds. The idea is that as the wool is naturally water-repellent and when the fibre becomes wet, a chemical reaction creates heat which keeps the penguins warm as well as it protects them from ingesting the poisonous oil.

It is our duty to protect these flightless fairy penguins. And we can do this by making them jumpers. A free newsletter was circulated recently to the elderly Australians and we received a huge number of woollen jumpers knitted by well-wishers. We can and we will do this!

So I hope everybody is ready to provide any help possible in protecting these birds? Very good!
Now as my motive here is accomplished, I am signing off and I wish to promote this campaign further. Thank you!

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Its not weather animal will survive, it's whether man has the will to save them. I believe every one has the will to save the fairy penguins which live on the island of Tasmania off the southern coast of Australia. Believe me they are on the verge of extinction.
You'll maybe wondering how? It's due to a huge illegal dumping of oil in the sea where penguins hunt lead to their feathers becoming clogged with life-threatening oil. Some of the volunteers cleaned up stricken penguins but found that the bird were going straight back to the oil slick to fish their familiar hunting grounds.
Finally they came up with  an idea of woolen coat to protect the birds I want everyone to step out and help by knitting specific wool coats this is because they are naturally water-repellent when the fibers become wet they create a chemical reaction which then creates heat.
However, saving an animal won't change the world, but will change the world for that animal. Please do step out and help these little lives by knitting wool coats.

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How would you all feel when you go to the zoo very excited to see these tiny, white and fairy penguins and  see nothing? You would be quite disappointed right.

Good morning to one and all present here, I, Janhavi Sanghvi , a volunteer from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust would want you all to support us in saving the precious life's of these little penguins.

How would you all feel if you all would see these penguins covered and clogged  with life-threatening oil? It has been proved that these Tasmanian penguins are on the verge of extinction from 2001 and are one of the endangered species.

We all know  and we have faced a dreadful nightmare because a huge illegal dumping of poisonous oil is taking place where the penguins feathers are clogged up and their life's are threatened.

Undoubtedly, this situation is dealt by the trust where we have a remarkable solution of knitting woollen coats that will act as a protection for the penguins.

Therefore our research has proved that the penguins which are cleaned up are going back into their oil slick hunting grounds to find food. We may have solved this problem by producing the woollen coats as the coats act as a water repellent.

Just think about it once more.  We can spare some time to save these little ones  from death! I hope that we get support in taking the campaign ahead and making it successful.

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Hello and a very good morning to one and all present here. So how many of you'll love penguins? Almost all. How many of you'll are researching or studying on penguins? So many of you'll. But actually a very few people know about the Tasmanian penguins which live on the southern coast of Australia. In 2001 a waddle of penguins were roaming around the coast. These penguins here didn't know what was going to happen with them. The penguins living here are much smaller and vulnerable

Moving on, these penguins were on the verge of extinction due to a massive oil dump in the sea illegally. Due to which the penguins feathers becoming clogged with life threatening oil. The penguins clean the dirt on their body with the help of their peck. So the dirty oil enters their body and kills them. The Tasmanian conservation trust had cleaned the area but the penguins were going back to the  same coast as they had a habit of hunting on the same coast. Statistics show that 70% of these cute fairy penguins have been endangered.
After hearing this the researchers somehow found a way to stop the adorable fairy penguins from dying. The only way possible is knitting woollen jumpers. Wool is water repellant so no oil will stick to the jumper and no oil will enter the penguins. The penguins find it a little uncomfortable but this is the only way to stop these fairy penguins to go extinct. I know that one cannot knit so many jumpers but so many can knit one jumper and together we all can stop the fairy penguins from going extinct. Please start knitting jumpers as soon as possible as we have a penguin dying everyday.

It would be great if we can stop these penguins from becoming extinct or it willbe  another beautiful species going extinct.
Signing off,
Aryan Thakur

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Cute flightless birds! What is the first word you all think about when you hear these words. Majority of you would say Penguins. Well I am here to discuss about the recent issues on the Tasmanian penguins. These fairy penguins are so cute and fluffy , but if no actions are taken soon these penguins wont be cute no more they would just be extinct.

Recently I was reading this article which was headlined 'Knitters of the world save penguins from extinction'. After reading this I wanted to! Sorry scratch that , I had to discuss about these lesser known penguins. So what happened was that there was this enormous oil dumping in the sea. Now penguins would obviously have to go into the sea to hunt for their food. The life threatening oil stuck into the feathers of the birds, but thanks to the Tasmanian conservation trust who cleaned up these penguins and saved their lives we still have these penguins living.

These penguins had come from far away lands and had situated in Tasmania. One of the volunteers gave a brilliant idea about having the penguins wear a woolen coat. However the penguins didn't seem to like their new clothing. This woolen coat covered their whole body leaving breathing space in the head.

The trust has stockpiled the thousands of jumpers it received for use in future oil spillages. I believe we need to thank the whole world for showing their love and compassion for this species and saving it from extinction.

Finally I would like to request to everyone here to everyone watching on their televisions , please help any endangered specie before they become extinct. Thank you everyone for becoming such a understanding audience and listening to me. I would like to end my discussion with 'If you want to save mother earth save the life in it.

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A very good morning to all present here. I believe that most people on earth love penguins, don't you'll?
I am a volunteer representing the 'Tasmanian Conservation Trust' here to explain you the trouble faced by those little, adorable penguins.

Researchers have said that since 2001 around 70% of these 'fairy penguins' have been endangered. To avoid these little penguins from dying, a Conservation Trust has been made.

This trust is moving forward and has a great idea behind it. This trust will work hard in order to save the 'fairy penguins' as much as we can. We have made a jumper which is water repellent and when the fibers come wet a reaction takes place which keeps them warm. Statics have proven that this jumper is covered from top to bottom which prevents them from ingesting poisonous oil.

Please help in saving these beautiful penguins. Signing off,
Amrit Kamra

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PENGUIN SPEECH BY PRAJIN CHOPRA 9C
Good morning to one all present here. I,PRAJIN CHOPRA ,a  volunteer from the tasmanian conservation trust would like to urge you ll and create and awarness among you all to help save the cute poor penguins.
AS you all know  the fairy penguins came face to face with the probablity of extinction in 2001.and also a huge dumping oil led to their feathers becoming clogged with life threatening oil. this is very bad . volunteers are trying their best to clean up the stricken penguins but they found out that the birds were going straight back into  the oil sickto fish in their familiar grounds. our volunteers are trying their best to save the poor penguins .why cant we as ateam solve this problem?we can help the trust by giving a huge number of woolen jumpers which were knitted by well fishers.
jo castle who is a a spokewoman for the conservation trust ,explained us that the pattern was based on one use for penguins in colder climates. for them we can giv ethem a wool which is naturally water repellant and when it becomes wet a chemical reaction creates heat which helps the penguin to become warm. but some penguins are not happy . why ? because they cover them from neck to ankle which stops them preening themselves and ingesting poisionous oil.
i think the jumpers should be 40 cm long but they also leaves the colour up.every design and colour had been send in including football team strips designs,and even penguin soots.
i hope you understand and will come tohelp the penguins . dont think . keep calm and save the penguins . signing off,prajin chopra

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Would you'll like to live in a room with no windows-suffocating? No right! So how can you'll expect the poor penguins to live and hunt in the sea full of oil. Good morning to one and all present here, I, Sakshi Mehta, a volunteer from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust would like to urge you'll and create an awareness among you all to help save the poor penguins.

In fact , we all know that the poisonous, ingested oil which gets dumped into the sea where the penguins hunt cloggs the penguins feathers. Would you'll like if someone just ties you up and does not let you move?
Of course no, then how can these penguins live like that? However our trust is totally supporting and helping these penguins and there are certain steps too taken by our volunteers to save the poor beings, but why only us? Why can't we as a team  solve this? Why can't you all also put your steps forward to help these creatures?

However, firstly our trust cleaned up the stricken penguins but while doing that they found out that yet the penguins used to go into the sea to hunt, of course, can you'll live without having food? Therefore our trust thought that this needs to be dealt with some other unique and innovative ideas which can bring about somechange. Some of our volunteers encouraged for knitting woolen jumpers for the penguins to protect their feathers from the ingested oil. Our trust proposed this idea and circulated letters throughout the world to all the knitters to knit more jumpers for these penguins.

Now you'll would think why only wool? Is it really worth? Therefore there are several points about this which i would like to say to support my point of view. Wool is naturally water repellent and specifically when the fibres become wet, a chemical reaction creates heat which keeps these penguins warm. However it was clearly stated that the birds did not like their new coats but undoubtedly these jumpers covered them from neck to ankle which stopped and prevented them from getting coated with the oil.

However for now the future of these penguins have been assured, so it goes without saying that our trust needs your help and support which definitely means even you'll need to think about some ideas to help these creatures. Above all, we can solve this by our teamwork, so requesting you all to please coordinate and engage yourself in doing something good for the nature and wildlife. Thanking you.

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Imagine a colony of fluffy little penguins paddling around, heir cute little shricks fullling the air as they play around, but suddenly those playful shricks turn into dying wails as the poisonous oil is slowly killing them.
Good morning to all present here. have't you'll loved the sight of these cute little penguins? Now, imagine those cute penguins been soaked into poisonous oil water because of us.?
Researchers have said that since 2001 around 70% of these 'fairy penguins' have been endangered. To avoid these little penguins from dying, a Conservation Trust has been made. This trust is moving forward and has a great idea behind it. How many of you'll have sent some bits or pieces of help from your end? Probably none. We therefore have started this trust in order to save the 'fairy penguins' as much as we can. we've made a jumper which is water repellent and when the fibers come wet a reaction takes place which keeps them warm. Statics have proven that this jumper is covered from top to bottom which prevents them from ingesting poisonous oil.
For the time being these cute little paddling species are saved but not forever.
Everyone has to help from their side which would actually help these poor animals live.

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Hello and a very good morning to the animal lovers around the world. Visualize that you are playing with your friends at your home and having fun. Suddenly someone loads up your house with oil.  Your friends die on the spot and you are seriously injured. How would you feel that trouble? I Pratham Sampat, a volunteer of the Tasmanian conservation trust, would like to delegate you that this trouble and a fear of extinction is being faced by our little penguins since 2001!

These little penguins are a victim to the illegal dumping of oil in the sea. I would like to urge on the fact that this illegal dumping of oil is the reason of their death. In spite of us helping and saving the penguins they were dying. We found that the penguins dive into the sea with oil to hunt on fish and get the oil stick to their feathers, which later kills them.

As a volunteer I strongly oppose to the illegal dumping of oil in the sea. Why do these acquitted penguins gain trouble because of us? Don’t they have equal rights to live as we have? The illegal dumping of oil in water bodies should be stopped or else the day is not far when the penguins will be a part of the extinct list soon.

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PENGUIN SPEECH
A very good morning to one and all present here! I Dhruv Madhrani a member of the Tasmanian Conversation Trust would kindly like to draw your attention on the fact that the tiny little cute penguins are on the verge of extinction. I wonder if the new generation would be able to see this gods wonderful creation?

So i would like your support to save these ferry penguins before they become fairy tales. This is all because their feathers become clogged with life threatening and menacing oil. 10000 , sounds a bit weird right ,this number represents the penguins left. however i came up with an idea of knitting woolen jumpers for these species as they are been mercilessly dying when the go for their hunt due  to dumping of oil in the sea.

So we all should put are hand in this mission by making the woolen jumpers or giving some contribution. Isn't that interesting ? this would completely reduce the numbers of death of these penguins as these jumpers are water repellent and a chemical reaction takes place which will keep them warm.

That's all for now and i sincerely hope and request your support. While thinking remember be the change you want to see and if not you then who!!

signing off -Dhruv Madhrani

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Yesterday night I heard my younger brother ask my mom,” Mom why don’t we see penguins today”. Do you want the same thing to be asked for penguins. Good morning to one and all present here. Today I the volunteer of the ‘Tasmanian Conservation Trust’ will not give you a long boring speech.

Just imagine yourself covered in dangerous, life threatening, lethal, black oil. How would you think. Disgusting right? Now think how the penguins would feel in the same deadly oil. Since 2001 there has been illegal oil dumping in the sea’s of Tasmania. Isn’t this mean of us. The dumping has caused many of the cute, little fairy penguins turn black and die. Above all, it was evidently found out that these penguins were adamant on returning back to the same spot. Is the sickness worth going back to the familiar territory. This matter needs to be dealt with immediately.

10000-For of you’ll this might be only a number but these many number of Tasmanian penguins are dying each year-shocking, right. Now some of you’ll might think what can we do about this? You’ll can do something for these beautiful creatures. It has been scientifically proved that wool is a vital water repellent. When water reacts with fibres in  wool, a reaction takes place and heat is produced. This would make the penguins feel better. Although they will not like to wear it at first, just like we don’t like to take medicines.

I insist you’ll to make a contribution, not of money but a woollen jumper. It is a humble request to all of you. Today I am addressing 100 of you, tomorrow you will address another 100, like this millions of us can join hands and walk towards the same goal of saving these ‘Fairy Penguins’.

So friends let’s work shoulder to shoulder. Instead of sitting on your comfortable couches and giving off comments go ahead and knit jumpers. Thank you all for lending me your precious time. Live and let live.

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A very good morning to one and all present here. I Deshna Rathod a member of a worldwide Tasmanian Conservation campaign would like to talk to you about a very serious topic. Yes, a serious topic! Have you heard about a bird that lives in Antartic wearing a woollen coat? I am sure you all must be knowing the first part of the question but are baffled in the second part. Isn’t it? Its penguins! Yes, the fairy little, cut, adorable penguins!

In summary, as we all know these fairy, cosy and white little penguins were already endangered species and were probably going to be extinct in 2001. Please let me know, how you would feel if someone leaves you in a dirty place or if you were dumped in the sea that was totally oily? It goes without saying, that you will feel bad. Undoubtedly,  the why are we dumping the disgusting oil in the sea. Moreover, nothing will happen to us but however, will harm the penguins.

To dealt with it, we the volunteers of Tasmanian Conservation Trust have plans to go ahead to save them by making woollen coats for the little ones to save them rather than killing them. In addition, we have received a huge number of woollen jumpers that were knitted by the well wishers. Yes, woollen jumpers! Isn’t that interesting?

We all wear woollens right? And must be knowing about wool. Additionally, it would protect the penguins from extinction as it is water repellent and there a chemical reaction takes place which keeps them warm.

However, they are not very happy because they are covered but will have to wear it as they will be protected from ingesting poisonous oil. So everybody , its time to save them and I hope you will take part and make them successful. Signing off  Deshna Rathod.

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THE PENGUIN SPEECH

A very good morning to one and all present here. I Deshna Rathod a member of a worldwide Tasmanian Conservation campaign would like to talk to you about a very serious topic. Yes, a serious topic! Have you heard about a bird that lives in Antartic wearing a woollen coat? I am sure you all must be knowing the first part of the question but are baffled in the second part. Isn’t it? Its penguins! Yes, the fairy little, cut, adorable penguins!

In summary, as we all know these fairy, cosy and white little penguins were already endangered species and were probably going to be extinct in 2001. Please let me know, how you would feel if someone leaves you in a dirty place or if you were dumped in the sea that was totally oily? It goes without saying, that you will feel bad. Undoubtedly,  the why are we dumping the disgusting oil in the sea. Moreover, nothing will happen to us but however, will harm the penguins.

To dealt with it, we the volunteers of Tasmanian Conservation Trust have plans to go ahead to save them by making woollen coats for the little ones to save them rather than killing them. In addition, we have received a huge number of woollen jumpers that were knitted by the well wishers. Yes, woollen jumpers! Isn’t that interesting?

We all wear woollens right? And must be knowing about wool. Additionally, it would protect the penguins from extinction as it is water repellent and there a chemical reaction takes place which keeps them warm.

However, they are not very happy because they are covered but will have to wear it as they will be protected from ingesting poisonous oil. So everybody , its time to save them and I hope you will take part and make them successful. Signing off  Deshna Rathod.

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Close your eyes, imagine tiny fluffy penguins with tiny fluffy vibrant coloured sweaters. Now think, all of a sudden they being drenched with sticky oil looking quite filthy. You would obviously prefer the fluffy ones. Thats exactly what i am here to talk about.

We had recently received reports by the Tasmanian conservation trust about the Tasmanian fairy penguins being covered with oil because of illegal dumping of oil in the sea which did cause extinction in 2001. Now these little and cute penguins are on the verge of leaving us in a trauma! this is all because the feathers getting clogged with life-threatening and menacing oil. It was like they were almost extinct. Knock Knock ! who's there, penguin, penguin who? the fairies who wont be seen in the zoo. Dosen’t this sound too grief-strickening! It does right, i felt the same at that moment.Moreover you all know that the trust cleaned up the feathers of these penguins but as usual they went back into the sea planning to have a gala time but were stuck with the huge problem once again. After a few months all this news was put up on the television out of the blue there were 100 woollen jumpers received from all over the world, that was quite scandalising for the penguins to be safe.

I know you people out here must be bored listening to my montonuous speech but this is something really serious. There is a scientific logic behind this that the jumpers for the penguins could provide warmth and make it a comfortable one. Just imagine, what if pixie dust is sprinkled all over and the fairies are back to be cuddled and oogled all day long. To do this, just a bit is to be done that is knit some jumpers! thats all the input needed from your side. We all know that the penguins are new to this so we need to make sure the sweaters are soft. Signing off, speaking for the penguins.

- Vidhi Chopra

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Good Morning one and all present here. I, Bhakti Thakkar am here to discuss about a major effect caused to the penguins.

"Penguins"..! Aren't they cute?? What do you think?? Penguins walking on the snow with their small happy feet imprinting on the back..!! But now what what I'm going to tell you'll will leave you speechless.. yes ..! you heard it right.. Can you imagine penguins with sweaters like humans, drenched.. with thick layer of oil..!! It's just like a nightmare.. right?

Penguins who live on the island of Tasmania are already an endangered species. They are known as "fairy penguins".

The reason to extinction is "OIL". There was a huge illegal dumping of oil in sea which caused their feathers getting blocked with life-threatening oil. Volunteers from the Tasmania Conservation Trust cleaned up injured penguins but noticed that they were going back to their hunting grounds. One of them got an idea that woollen coat might protect the birds therefore an appeal was been printed in Aged Pension News. As well as a free newsletter was circulated to elderly Australians. Later, the trust was surprised to receive a huge number of Willem jumpers by the well-wishers.

A spokeswoman from Conservation Trust, explained that the coats have come from everywhere even as far as from Japan.

The trust has used a scientific logic behind this idea.. Wool is naturally water repellent. When it's fibers become wet it creates a chemical reaction which produces heat to keep the penguins warm.

They also mentioned that penguins aren't happy with it but it's helpful for them.

There were some specifications also given about the knitting process where as imaginable colours and designs were sent.

For now the future of the fairy penguins is safe and secured with the help of the Tasmania Conservation Trust.

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A very warm welcome and season's greetings to the august presence. As far as i can remember when i was a child i was always passionate about penguins. I always had this strong desire to ensure that the continue to thrive and survive and a harmonious relationship with nature. It therefore fells me with anguish and misery to know that are penguins in habitating the island of Tasmanian are fast becoming a happles victim of the huge illeagle dumping of oil in sea thereby pushing the species on brink of extinction ,in spit of all efforts by dedicated bend of volunteers form Tasmanian conversation trust to protect these fairy penguins from this advers impact of oil leakage ,these penguins their way back into the oil sleek.

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https://www.americanexpress.com/us/small-business/openforum/articles/7-tips-for-giving-a-killer-speech/

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It was halftime during one of my 7th-grade football games. And we were losing 14 - 0. With our knees planted in the grass, my team was quietly huddled, drenched in sweat and defeat. Suddenly, it was game over.

That's when our assistant coach burst into our circle and shattered our pity party, delivering one of the best motivational speeches I've heard to this day.

I can't directly quote him because he said some inappropriate things for a blog post (and, in hindsight, probably for a bunch of 13-year-olds too).

The point is he harnessed the power of words to rejuvenate a physically and emotionally drained team. And we came back clawing to win the game.

Motivational Speech

A motivational speech can come from anywhere or anyone, but it usually has a specific audience in mind.

Whether it's a graduation speech, an all-company meeting, a championship sporting event, or a conference keynote, these speeches are designed to change how their listeners see the challenges facing them in the future.

Like in sports, being motivated at work is crucial for your performance. This rings especially true when you have a looming deadline, an important meeting, or colleagues or customers depending on your performance.

Think about the last time you felt generally unmotivated. What brought you out of that feeling? Sometimes all it takes to get you going is a good night's sleep or witnessing the benefits of your labor.

Still, other times, you might listen to someone say something that resonates with you - that alters how you've been looking at a particular task or problem.

Motivational speeches and speakers can come in all different forms, but this is the one thing they have in common - resonance. They resonate with the right listener at the right time and in the right way.

Who knows, this article is doing some for you right now. (I can dream, can't I?)

We selected 24 of the best motivational speeches from business, sports, entertainment, and other fields to help you stay motivated no matter what your work throws at you. Watch these videos if you want to feel inspired by a project.

Trust me, I was wiping my eyes after I saw them. And while the messages vary from speech to speech, they can put you in the optimal frame of mind for tackling and crushing your next big challenge.

(Disclaimer: Some speeches may contain NSFW language.)
Elon Musk: "The Importance of Never Giving Up" (2020)Angela Ahrendts: "Leading with Empathy" (2023)Arianna Huffington: "The Power of Sleep" (2023)Tim Cook: "Inclusion and Diversity" (2023)J.K. Rowling: "The Fringe Benefits of Failure, and the Importance of Imagination" (2008)Sheryl Sandberg: "Lean In" (2021)Jim Carrey: Commencement Speech at Maharishi University of Management (2014)Steve Jobs: "How to Live Before You Die" (2005)Matthew McConaughey: "The Pursuit of Happiness" (2022)Denzel Washington: "Fall Forward" (2011)Vera Jones: "But the Blind Can Lead the Blind..." (2016)Oprah Winfrey: "The Power of Self-Belief" (2020)Charlie Day: Merrimack College Commencement Speech (2014)Brené Brown: "The Power of Vulnerability" (2013)Kobe Bryant: "The Path to Greatness" (2020)David Foster Wallace: "This Is Water" (2005)Carol Dweck: "The Growth Mindset" (2020)Al Pacino: "Inch by Inch" (1999)Satya Nadella: "Empowering Others" (2023)Sylvester Stallone: Speech from Rocky Balboa (2006)Will Smith: Speech from The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)Mel Robbins: "The 5 Second Rule" (2020)Angela Duckworth: "The Power of Grit" (2020)Kurt Russell: "This is Your Time" (2004)
The Best Motivational Speeches of All Time

1. Elon Musk: "The Importance of Never Giving Up" (2020)

Theme of Speech: Perseverance and Resilience

Elon Musk's "The Importance of Never Giving Up" speech about perseverance and determination is decisive.

In this speech, Musk emphasizes failing and learning from failures as keys to success. He recounts his life and career, demonstrating how he overcame challenges.

One key takeaway from Musk's speech is his advice to adopt a growth mindset.

Musk encourages listeners to view setbacks as learning experiences. He also highlights the value of perseverance, persistence, and taking risks.

Elon Musk's word serves as an upbeat reminder that perseverance, patience, and the desire to attempt things repeatedly in the face of difficulty are essential for success.
"If something is important enough, even if the odds are against you, you should still do it."
2. Angela Ahrendts: "Leading with Empathy" (2023)

Theme of the Speech: Empathetic Leadership...

The "Leading with Empathy" talk by Angela Ahrendts emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence and compassion in leadership.

According to Ahrendts, leaders must view their employees as whole people with lives outside of work. Leaders can instill trust, respect, and mutual support in their employees and organizations.

Ahrendts emphasizes the importance of team mission as well. Leaders can inspire their teams by connecting them to a greater goal.

She believes that working together fosters creativity, innovation, and growth.

"Leading with Empathy" is a powerful reminder that leadership requires more than technical knowledge. To truly inspire and motivate their employees, leaders must understand their emotional needs and create a supportive, inclusive environment.
"Empathy is the glue that holds relationships together, whether they are personal or professional."
3. Arianna Huffington: "The Power of Sleep" (2023)

Theme of the Speech: Sleep and Productivity

The Huffington Post's founder, Arianna Huffington, emphasized the importance of sleep to overall health. In her 2023 speech, "The Power of Sleep," she discusses how sleep deprivation affects our health, productivity, and happiness.

Huffington observes that we have been taught to sacrifice sleep for success. She also mentions that well-rested employees are more creative, efficient, and effective.

To address these issues, Huffington proposes a cultural shift that recognizes sleep as essential to health and wellness.

She advises individuals and organizations to prioritize sleep, avoid technology before bedtime, and create a restful sleep environment. Sleep, according to Huffington, is a necessity, not a luxury.

By recognizing the importance of sleep, people and businesses can enhance their health, productivity, and general well-being.

Arianna Huffington's "The Power of Sleep" speech in 2023 emphasizes the importance of sleep and the dangers of sleep deprivation.

It promotes a culture where getting enough sleep is essential for health and well-being.
"Sleep is the Swiss Army knife of health, it does everything."
4. Tim Cook: "Inclusion and Diversity" (2023)

Theme of the Speech: Inclusion and Diversity

Apple CEO Tim Cook advocates for inclusion and diversity. He has been instrumental in the company's initiatives to advance fairness and equality inside its ranks and across the technology sector.

Cook has prioritized diversity and inclusion at Apple because he believes it is proper and necessary for innovation and business success.

Unconscious bias training, diverse recruitment, and employee resource groups contributed to his success.

Outside of Apple, Cook has advocated for LGBTQ+ rights and immigration reform. He has raised awareness of these issues and advocated for social change as a business leader.

Tech leaders and others have lauded Cook's commitment to diversity and inclusion. He has raised awareness of these issues, leading to significant change at Apple and elsewhere.
"Inclusion and diversity are not just buzzwords, they are fundamental values that drive innovation and creativity."
5. J.K. Rowling: "The Fringe Benefits of Failure, and the Importance of Imagination" (2008)

Theme of Speech: Failure

In J.K. Rowling's 2008 Harvard commencement speech, the Harry Potter author explored how two phenomena -- failure and imagination -- can be crucial to success.

While failure can help you understand where your true passion lies, and where you should focus your energy moving forward, imagination is what will allow you to empathize with other people so you can use your influence to do good.

"We do not need magic to change the world, we carry all the power we need inside ourselves already: we have the power to imagine better."
"You have to understand your own personal DNA. Don't do things because I do them or Steve Jobs or Mark Cuban tried it. You need to know your personal brand and stay true to it."
6. Sheryl Sandberg: "Lean In" (2021)

Theme of the Speech: Gender Equality and Leadership

Sheryl Sandberg's 2021 talk, "Lean In," encourages women to lean into their careers and leadership roles. She urges women to stand up for one another and themselves to overcome societal and cultural hurdles.

Sandberg highlights the need to have distinct objectives and goals and be prepared to take calculated risks to achieve them.

She also underlines how crucial it is for more female leaders to advance diversity and gender equality across all industries.

Sandberg's speech also emphasizes collaboration. She urges women to mentor other women and look for sponsors and mentors themselves.

The "Lean In" talk by Sheryl Sandberg emphasizes women's voices and perspectives in all aspects of society.

To remove barriers and foster more inclusive and varied workplaces and communities, Sandberg urges women to pursue their professional ambitions with confidence and with the help of their communities.
"We need women at all levels, including the top, to change the dynamic, reshape the conversation, to make sure women's voices are heard and heeded, not overlooked and ignored."
7. Jim Carrey: Commencement Speech at Maharishi University of Management (2014)

Theme of Speech: Taking Risks

Jim Carrey might make a living as the goofiest comedian around, but in 2014, he combined classic Carrey humor with unforgettable insight at Maharishi University of Management's graduation ceremony.

Jim Carrey opened his speech dishing punchlines, but he eventually opened up about his upbringing and the role fear plays in our lives. You can actually hear the amazement in the students' reactions in the video above.
"I learned many great lessons from my father -- not the least of which is that you can fail at what you don't want, so you might as well take a chance on doing what you love."
8. Steve Jobs: "How to Live Before You Die" (2005)

Theme of Speech: Life and Career

Considering the YouTube video of Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford commencement speech has 24 million views, it's likely that you've seen this one already.

In the speech, Jobs plays on two themes: connecting the dots (anecdote: how taking a calligraphy class helped inspire the design of the Mac) and love & loss (anecdote: how getting fired from Apple helped inspire his greatest innovations).

Perhaps the most memorable part his speech comes at the end, when he quotes the (now-famous) lines from the final issue of his favorite publication, The Whole Earth Catalog:
"Stay hungry. Stay foolish."
9. Matthew McConaughey: "The Pursuit of Happiness" (2022)

Theme of the Speech: Discovering True Happiness and Fulfillment in Life.

In "The Pursuit of Happiness," famed actor and motivational speaker Matthew McConaughey provides his enlightened viewpoint on obtaining true happiness and fulfillment.

McConaughey presents a genuine and approachable study of what it means to live a fulfilling life through sincere storytelling and personal anecdotes.

The speech discusses the significance of authenticity and remaining true to oneself. McConaughey encourages people to define their success rather than succumb to social pressures or external expectations.

He stresses aligning our behaviors and decisions with our fundamental values and passions.

McConaughey expresses his conviction in the power of thankfulness and the importance of living in the present moment. He encourages people to create a grateful mindset, recognizing the blessings and possibilities surrounding them.

By appreciating the present and finding joy in the journey, individuals can experience more profound happiness and fulfillment.
"Happiness is not a destination. It's a state of mind, a journey, and a choice we make every day."
10. Denzel Washington: "Fall Forward" (2011)

Theme of Speech: Failure

In his 2011 UPenn commencement speech, Denzel Washington highlighted three reasons why we need to embrace failure in order to be successful. First, everybody will fail at something at some point, so you better get used to it.

Second, if you never fail, take that as a sign that you're not really trying. And third, at the end of the day, failure will help you figure out what path you want to be on.
"Fall forward. Here's what I mean: Reggie Jackson struck out twenty-six-hundred times in his career - the most in the history of baseball. But you don't hear about the strikeouts. People remember the home runs. Fall forward. Thomas Edison conducted 1,000 failed experiments. Did you know that? I didn't know that-because #1,001 was the light bulb. Fall forward. Every failed experiment is one step closer to success."
11. Vera Jones: "But the Blind Can Lead the Blind..." (2016)

Theme of Speech: Perseverance

Last year at INBOUND, Vera Jones told a moving story about the life lessons she's learned from raising her blind son.

She explains how having faith in your future and letting it lead you toward your true purpose will help you overcome blinding obstacles.

She also discusses how following your passion and trusting your vision develops empathy, which is a critical leadership skill.
"Passionately play your position no matter how bad things get. You are significant. Why we are here is not for our own glory. Ultimately, we're here to lead and serve everybody else. By doing that, we encourage others to do the same."
12. Oprah Winfrey: "The Power of Self-Belief" (2020)

Theme of Speech: Self-Belief and Confidence

Oprah Winfrey's 2020 speech "The Power of Self-Belief" emphasized the importance of self-assurance. She attributed her success to her unwavering self-assurance.

According to Oprah, self-belief is not about being arrogant or overconfident. She stresses the significance of overcoming self-doubt and fear, which can prevent people from reaching their goals.

Oprah used personal stories to demonstrate how self-confidence has aided her in life and work. She encouraged her audience to believe in themselves and to embrace their inner strength.

The Power of Self-Belief" reminded us how important it is to have faith in ourselves and our ability to succeed.
"The biggest adventure you can ever take is to live the life of your dreams."
13. Charlie Day: Merrimack College Commencement Speech (2014)

Theme of Speech: Taking Risks

Best known for his role in the sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, actor Charlie Day had lots of wisdom to share during the 2014 commencement speech at his alma mater, Merrimack College.

Day explained to the audience how college degrees are inherently valueless, since you can't trade them in for cash. Instead, it's you, your hard work, and the risks you take that provide real value in life.
"You cannot let a fear of failure or a fear of comparison or a fear of judgment stop you from doing the things that will make you great. You cannot succeed without the risk of failure. You cannot have a voice without the risk of criticism. You cannot love without the risk of loss. You must take these risks."
14. Brené Brown: "The Power of Vulnerability" (2013)

Theme of Speech: Failure

The video above is an animated excerpt from researcher Brené Brown's speech, " The Power of Vulnerability." In the speech, Brown explores how our fear of not being good enough (among other fears) drives us to shield ourselves from our own vulnerabilities.

The alternative to wearing this emotional suit of armor: Embrace vulnerability through empathizing with others.
"Empathy is a choice, and it's a vulnerable choice. Because in order to connect with you, I have to connect with something in myself that knows that feeling."
15. Kobe Bryant: "The Path to Greatness" (2020)

Theme of the Speech: Embracing Dedication, Perseverance, and a Relentless Pursuit of Greatness.

Bryant emphasizes setting ambitious goals and working tirelessly to achieve them. Through captivating storytelling and personal anecdotes, he reveals the sacrifices and relentless effort required to excel at the highest level.

Bryant's speech is a testament to the power of hard work, discipline, and a growth mindset in attaining greatness.

The speech also explores embracing failure as a stepping stone to success. Bryant shares how setbacks and challenges can fuel personal growth and resilience.

He encourages individuals to embrace failure, learn from it, and use it as motivation to push beyond their limits.

Bryant's speech goes beyond the realm of sports, offering valuable insights and life lessons applicable to all areas of life.

His relentless pursuit of greatness and unwavering commitment to excellence inspires individuals striving to achieve their goals and dreams.
"I have self-doubt. I have insecurity. I have fear of failure. I have nights when I show up at the arena and I'm like, 'My back hurts, my feet hurt, my knees hurt. I don't have it. I just want to chill.' We all have self-doubt. You don't deny it, but you also don't capitulate to it. You embrace it."
16. David Foster Wallace: "This Is Water" (2005)

Theme of Speech: Life and Career

From the opening minutes of David Foster Wallace's 2005 Kenyon College commencement speech, in which he questions commencement speech conventions, it's clear that Wallace has some serious wisdom to share.

The crux of his speech: Many of us are oblivious to our own close-mindedness. We picture ourselves as the centers of our own, individual universes, instead of seeing the bigger, more interconnected picture.
"If you're automatically sure that you know what reality is and who and what is really important, if you want to operate on your default setting, then you, like me, probably won't consider possibilities that aren't annoying and miserable. But if you've really learned how to think, how to pay attention, then you'll know you have other options. It will actually be within your power to experience a crowded, hot, slow, consumer hell-type situation as not only meaningful, but sacred - on fire with the same force that lit the stars: love, fellowship, the mystical oneness of all things deep down."
17. Carol Dweck: "The Growth Mindset" (2020)

Theme of the Speech: Cultivating a Growth Mindset for Personal and Professional Development.

In "The Growth Mindset," Carol Dweck, a renowned psychologist, and author, delivers an enlightening speech on the power of adopting a growth mindset for personal and professional growth.

Dweck's extensive research on mindset and achievement provides the foundation for her impactful message.

Dweck explains the difference between a fixed mindset, where individuals believe their abilities are fixed traits, and a growth mindset, where individuals believe their abilities can be developed through effort and learning.

She demonstrates how a growth mindset fosters resilience, learning, and innovation through relatable stories and compelling examples.

Dweck's speech resonates with individuals seeking personal and professional development, as she provides insights into how adopting a growth mindset can positively impact all areas of life.

Her research-based approach and engaging speaking style make "The Growth Mindset" an inspiring resource for individuals striving for continuous growth and improvement.
"The passion for stretching yourself and sticking to it, even when it's not going well, is the hallmark of the growth mindset."
Famous Short Speeches With Inspirational Takeaways

18. Al Pacino: "Inch by Inch" (1999)

Theme of Speech: Teamwork

Yes, this speech is from a football movie (Any Given Sunday), but trust me: This isn't your stereotypical rah-rah-go-get-'em sports speech. It's deeper than that. It's about life, and loss, and ... gosh darn it just listen to Al Pacino.

He's pouring his soul out!
"Either we heal as a team or we're gonna crumble, inch by inch, play by play, till we're finished. We're in hell right now, gentlemen, believe me. And we can stay here and get the $&#@ kicked out of us, or we can fight our way back into the light. We can climb out of hell, one inch at a time."
19. Satya Nadella: "Empowering Others" (2023)
Theme of the Speech: Empowerment and Collaboration
Satya Nadella's 2023 lecture, "Empowering Others," emphasizes the importance of leadership that empowers others rather than focusing on personal success.

He emphasizes the importance of leaders cultivating a culture of inclusion and belonging in which everyone feels respected and able to accomplish their best work.

Nadella also discusses the significance of technology in positive development. Some of society's most important issues may be resolved by technology, but proper development and application are required.

According to Nadella, empathy and emotional intelligence are essential for outstanding leadership. He suggests that Leaders listen to and understand. their team members' needs and motivations.

Leaders can develop a culture of trust and collaboration that will help the team flourish.

Satya Nadella's "Empowering Others" provides a special message about leadership in the current day. By emphasizing diversity, empathy, and responsible innovation, Nadella encourages audiences to strive for excellence while being mindful of their impact on others and the world.
"Success is not just about what we achieve individually, but what we enable others to achieve."
20. Sylvester Stallone: Speech from Rocky Balboa (2006)

Theme of Speech: Never Give Up

I had to put this one next since it plays along the same themes as Denzel Washington's UPenn speech. In the scene above, from the 2006 film Rocky Balboa, the title character (played by Sylvester Stallone) is having a heart-to-heart with his son.

The advice he gives him: Don't let your failures or the adversity you face slow you down. Keep. Moving. Forward.
"Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It's a very mean and nasty place, and I don't care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!"
21. Will Smith: Speech from The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)

Theme of Speech: Don't Let Them Bring You Down

Here's another speech from the big screen, this time from the 2006 film The Pursuit of Happyness.

In the scene above, Will Smith's character explains to his son why he shouldn't pursue basketball (because he'll end up being "below average") before having a major change of heart.
"Don't ever let somebody tell you ... you can't do something. Not even me. All right? You got a dream. You gotta protect it. People can't do something themselves, they want to tell you can't do it. If you want something, go get it. Period."
22. Mel Robbins: "The 5 Second Rule" (2020)
Theme of the Speech: Action and Overcoming Self-Doubt
The "The 5 Second Rule" speech by Mel Robbins promotes action to achieve goals and overcome concerns and doubts.

When confronted with a decision or action that needs to be completed but you are hesitating or procrastinating, countdown from 5, and then act. According to Robbins, this method breaks habit loops that keep us unhealthy.

Counting down and taking action may assist us in overcoming uncertainty and self-doubt and moving toward our objectives. For success, Robbins also promotes mentality and self-talk.

She believes that to realize our potential, we must consciously reframe negative thoughts and limiting beliefs.

Mel Robbins' presentation "The 5 Second Rule" is a practical and efficient technique to overcome procrastination and achieve goals.

Robbins inspires listeners to take command of their lives and achieve by emphasizing attitude, self-talk, and positive actions.
"You are never going to feel like doing the things that are tough, difficult, or uncertain, but you have a choice."
23. Angela Duckworth: "The Power of Grit" (2020)

Theme of the Speech: Spirit and Perseverance

Angela Duckworth examines the significance of perseverance and resilience in achievement in her book "The Power of Grit." According to Duckworth, grit-passion and determination-is essential for long-term success and overcoming obstacles.

Duckworth addresses grit and mentality, believing that people who view challenges and setbacks as opportunities for growth rather than threats will develop resilience and determination over time.

She advocates for a growth mindset, which believes people can acquire intelligence and other qualities through hard work. Duckworth places a premium on rigorous practice to achieve skill and mastery.

She recommends soliciting feedback, setting challenging goals, and intentionally improving abilities and succeeding. Angela Duckworth's "The Power of Grit" illuminates long-term achievement.

Duckworth emphasizes attitude, focused practice, and resilience to urge listeners to acquire grit and pursue their passions with tenacity.
"Grit is passion and perseverance for very long-term goals. Grit is having stamina. Grit is sticking with your future, day in, day out, not just for the week, not just for the month, but for years, and working really hard to make that future a reality."
24. Kurt Russell: "This is Your Time" (2004)

Theme of Speech: Inspiring and Believing in Your Team

The Miracle on Ice is still considered the biggest upset in Olympic hockey history. And for good reason. The Soviet Union won six of the last seven Olympic gold medals, and the U.S. team consisted only of amateur players.

It was obvious the Soviets were better. But, in the movie Miracle, which told the incredible story of the 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team, Kurt Russell's character - Coach Herb Brooks - knew that this game was different.

The U.S. was better than the Soviets that day. And his speech conveyed such a strong belief in his team that they pulled off one of the greatest sports moments of the 20th century.
"If we played 'em ten times, they might win nine. But not this game... Not tonight. Tonight, we skate with them. Tonight, we stay with them. And we shut them down because we can! Tonight, WE are the greatest hockey team in the world. You were born to be hockey players, every one of you. And you were meant to be here tonight. This is your time."
Want more? Read How to Motivate Yourself When You're Absolutely Exhausted.

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Penguin speech by Vincy Moradiya 9D 12

Just a few days ago my daughter came to me with a sense of worry on her face and asking her what happened, she said that mommy those penguins which we had seen in Tasmania are under danger;they need help. What will happen if they become extinct just like the dinosaurs?? What if I will never get a chance to meet my best friends again?? Please do something mommy,please. That was something which took me aback. So,I, Vincy Moradiya, being a member of the Tasmanian Conservation Trust is here to share about some of the efforts implied by the elderly women who are trying to save those blessings of god.

To know more about them and to help those innocent creatures, I myself visited to Tasmania where I found about the several attempts made by the penguin lovers and one of them included scrubbing and cleansing their bodies to remove the death trap which unfortunately didn't work because they again divided into the deep oceans to search for their prey which caused the oil to stick on them again.

And now, finally, after many attempts to remove the oil from the penguins, we have come across an idea which is actually effective;weaving woolen jumpers and making the penguins wear them. Yes, it might sound something weird but believe me, it seriously works with wool being waterproof which helps in both; preventing the oil to stick on to their skin and also doesn't make it feel too heavy for the penguins.

Letters were being sent to all the penguin lovers around he works especially elderly women who have actually taken it seriously and they have received about thousand of jumpers from all over the world. The length has to be 40 cm and the colour and pattern depends on you . So start on your thinking caps and try to make some amazing jumpers.The penguin lovers have done it but now it's your time to do something in your free time and support the efforts of the members.

I hope you are convinced and let's all be the change that we want to see because it is us only who complain about the problems of industrialisation when it's us only who has created it and who misuse it . For more details check the website. Thankyou for removing your precious time and listening to me.

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The Penguin Speech by Zeeshan Tarapurwala  9B

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Some very good speeches here...
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Some speech writing tips
teacher.scholastic.com/writewit/speech/tips.htm

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Some famous speeches
thespeechsite.com/en/famous.shtml

Do read the speeches by Sir Winston Churchill
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EXCELLENT ATTEMPT BY YOU ALL HERE...WILL READ IT TO ALL IN CLASS !

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EXCELLENT ATTEMPT BY YOU ALL HERE...WILL READ IT TO ALL IN CLASS !

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he penguin speech by Shreya begwani