Joseph-Philippe-François Deleuze, History and description of the Royal Museum of natural history… (1823)
“ They seldom get on shore except when they breed, and to reach the spot they drag themselves along with difficulty. The largest, the Patago- nian pinguin, which is as large as a goose, lives in great numbers in the straits of Magellan ; the plumage of that part of its skin which lines the belly is silvery, and much sought for by furriers. ”
