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25 March 2008 Penguins colonise Liverpool City of Culture 2008News Release The birds hatched at Amberol Limited have waddled into the playground of Liverpool Schools to deliver and audible message of: 'Thanks for your rubbish, we like being fed by you' as well as displaying a sign which thanks the children for keeping the area clean. These birds are a very innovative way of encouraging children to keep defined areas clean and tidy and testimonials illustrate that they have worked in other areas. The children identify with them and treat them as confidantes. The birds will be well treated and housed at night so any concerns about cruelty can be allayed. Their staple diet of rubbish - up to 90 litres each per day should certainly help keep Liverpool a cleaner city. For further information please email Amberol Source: Amberol 
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