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I just can’t get over all the penguin cuteness in Hazel Prior’s new novel, How the Penguins Saved Veronica. OMG. The extreme event scenarios affect the 3Rs in complex ways (Figure ​ (Figure8). 8). Although extreme events affect the global population size negatively and reduce resiliency (Figure ​ (Figure4), 4), redundancy, and representation may increase due to complex dispersive processes driving local and regional population dynamics (Figures ​ (Figures5 5 and ​ and6). 6). For example, population movement occurs from the Ross Sea to the Indian Ocean and western Pacific Ocean, and to the Amundsen Sea and Bellingshausen Sea by mid‐century. Sea ice‐dependent extreme events can increase representation and redundancy as the regional populations increase, reducing the number of colonies that go quasi‐extinct.The impact of extreme events at regional scales is complex (Figure ​ (Figure5), 5), and the regional population dynamics differ among extreme scenarios when projected sea ice losses are large (4.3°C Scenario) and the frequency of extreme events is proportional to sea ice loss. For example, in the Ross Sea, emperor penguin habitat is projected to be unsuitable 10years earlier (around ~2050) when sea ice‐dependent extreme events are included (Figure S2). As such, emperor penguins disperse to other regions, and regional increases are projected in the Indian Ocean and western Pacific Ocean, and the Amundsen Sea and Bellingshausen Sea. However, since none of these regions provide sustainable habitat, movements amongst colonies results in large global population declines (Figure S2; Figures ​ Figures4 4 and ​ and5 5). However, as her story unfolds, we gain new insights into her life and understand why she keeps people at arm's length, fearing the possibility of losing them again. I bought this book because of a love of penguins. This story with its few interesting and different characters, illuminates and gives full details of the harm humans carelessly do by throwing away our waste without thought about any consequences.

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Projected continent‐wide declines of the emperor penguin under climate change. Nature Climate Change, 4( 8), 715–718. 10.1038/nclimate2280 The community earth system model: A framework for collaborative research. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 94( 9), 1339–1360. 10.1175/BAMS-D-12-00121.1 Fiercely independent and impeccably dressed, Veronica has lived an incredible 87 years. Most of them alone, in her huge house by the sea. But with the arrival of brave and resilient Daisy into her life, Veronica finds she has a renewed thirst for adventure - and that they both share a passion for penguins! As the daughter of a librarian Jen's love of books started from a very early age. Her reading obsession continued throughout her teenage years when she studied both English Language and English Literature at college.

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