FEATURE - Penguins find peace in Falklands War minefields

By Mary Milliken
  • World

  • Tuesday, 27 Sep 2005

KIDNEY COVE, Falkland Islands (Reuters) - There's a mating ritual going on in the minefield. 

Fortunately the would-be lovers are penguins, too light to detonate the deadly mines laid more than two decades ago during a war on the far-flung Falkland Islands. 

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