Toronto's 'gay' penguins split as one mates with female


Toronto's so-called gay penguins, Buddy and Pedro, have officially split, say zoo keepers, after one of them found a female mate. They were separated last month by zoo officials who said they needed to reproduce because African penguins are an endangered species. Buddy has now paired with a female, but Pedro has yet to get lucky, though it is not said to be for lack of trying.
Buddy and Pedro shared a nest for about one year after arriving at the zoo. Videos of the pair became hugely popular on the internet.
Tom Mason, Toronto Zoo's curator of birds and invertebrates, told a news conference on Monday that less than three days after Buddy and Pedro's "bromance" was ended, the former successfully paired with a female, Farai, on 19 November. Pedro has been chasing another female, Thandiwey, for several weeks, although she has so far shown little interest..

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