Penguin by the Anchor

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Penguin by the Anchor Human rarely hunted penguins directly, but slowly starved them to death. Overfishing of krill on a massive scale has left penguins struggling with undernutrition. Businessmen are capturing them for their rich krill omega-3s! Krill is the foundation of the Antarctic food chain, supporting emperor penguins, Adelie penguins, blue whales, and various albatrosses that feed on krill. If there's no krill at the South Pole, the natural ecosystem will be severely disrupted, and penguins will suffer the most. Research teams believe that industrial-scale capturing is one of the biggest threats to krill in the Antarctic ocean. If commercial practices of krill continue unchecked, the number of penguins in the near future may drop by 1/3. In reality, we don't need to deprive penguins of their food because omega-3s are widely available in human diets, such as fish, nuts, seaweed, etc. Don't be misled by commercial interests and gimmicks! Avoid buying krill products! You're not spending money on your health; you're contributing to the suffering of helpless penguins. The design for this penguin has been completed for some time now. When I learned about the crisis facing penguins, I hoped people would take notice and be reminded by my work. So, I designed an ice floe with anchors hanging from it to clearly convey that penguins are being excessively invaded by humans. Print out this design and share it with friends, using your anchored ice floe to tell them that penguins in the Antarctic ocean are facing human damage! Thanks to SpiderMaker for sponsoring the creation of this work. https://www.3dspidermaker.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/3dspidermaker/ Material used: SpiderMaker PLA Colors: Matt black, extinction white, orange, warm white, original leather Design Software: SketchUp Printed on: PRINT UP+ & CR10 Printing Recommendation: Height: 0.2mm Support Type: None Not less than 0.75 and increase the resolution to 0.15mm when downsizing print (ps. Due to printer accuracy variations, if assembled parts are too loose or too tight, reduce or enlarge them to offset assembly failures caused by printer tolerances.) https://amaochan.work https://www.facebook.com/paperworkers