It looks like Buddy and Pedro, the Toronto Zoo’s “gay” pengus that ptured hearts all over the world, may have moved on to new female mat. The formerly separable pair are apparently warmg up to their new female partners, the zoo said a statement...
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- CONTROVERSIAL TORONTO ZOO PENGUS NOT GAY AFTER ALL?
- TORONTO ZOO CISN TO SEPARATE 'GAY' PENGUS SPARKS TERNATNAL OUTCRY
- BUDDY AND PEDRO, 'GAY' PENGU COUPLE, TO BE SEPARATED BY TORONTO ZOO (PHOTOS)
- TOUGH LOVE: TORONTO ZOO TO SEPARATE ‘GAY’ PENGU COUPLE
- ‘GAY’ PENGUS TO BE SEPARATED AT TORONTO ZOO
- TORONTO ZOO’S ‘GAY’ PENGUS ATTRACTED TO NEW FEMALE PARTNERS
- GAY PENGUS SEPARATED BY TORONTO ZOO AFTER FG 'LOVG' RELATNSHIP
CONTROVERSIAL TORONTO ZOO PENGUS NOT GAY AFTER ALL?
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TORONTO ZOO CISN TO SEPARATE 'GAY' PENGUS SPARKS TERNATNAL OUTCRY
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BUDDY AND PEDRO, 'GAY' PENGU COUPLE, TO BE SEPARATED BY TORONTO ZOO (PHOTOS)
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TOUGH LOVE: TORONTO ZOO TO SEPARATE ‘GAY’ PENGU COUPLE
Do this mean that Buddy and Pedro are gay?
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‘GAY’ PENGUS TO BE SEPARATED AT TORONTO ZOO
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(Photo cred: Rene Johnston/Toronto Star)It looks like Buddy and Pedro, the Toronto Zoo's "gay" pengus that ptured hearts all over the world, may have moved on to new female formerly separable pair are apparently warmg up to their new female partners, the zoo said a statement today, acrdg to the Toronto Star. Even if you're a gay pengu.
TORONTO ZOO’S ‘GAY’ PENGUS ATTRACTED TO NEW FEMALE PARTNERS
Though the words gay or straight aren't generally ed 'zoo speak', the pengus' relatnship is a hot topic among zoo staff.
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GAY PENGUS SEPARATED BY TORONTO ZOO AFTER FG 'LOVG' RELATNSHIP
Gay pengus separated by Toronto zoo after fg 'lovg' relatnship.