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Penguins are Taking Antidepressants to Cope with Harsh Winter
The harsh winter has been a bummer for more than just humans. Constant wind and rain in Scarborough, England has gotten penguins at the Sea Life Centre so down that their trainers are feeding them "uppers" in order to brighten their mood, reported The Guardian via the Guzelian news agency.
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