Animals
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World's Oldest African Penguin 'ET' Dies from ‘Natural Causes’ at Richmond Zoo
ET the penguin died from natural causes, according to zoo officials. Click to read more. ET, the world's oldest African penguin, died at the Richmond Metro Zoo last weekend, according to the zoo's announcement on Thursday, June 22.
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