A young puffin from the Isle of Man will be spending Christmas with friends in Cornwall after being rescued from a beach.
Cliff was found washed up in Douglas in October after a storm and was too young to fly.
Staff at the Curraghs Wildlife Park nursed him back to health, but he still couldn't fly and so wouldn't survive in the wild.
He's now gone to the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek, near Falmouth, to live with 10 rescued puffins staff there already look after.
Fire crews called to Kirk Michael
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Sport event air ambulance callouts cost taxpayer £21,000
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Police hunt hit-and-run R-plate driver
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Warning about snow on Mountain Road
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Ben my Chree helping on Dublin-Heysham route
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Cost of sending letters is increasing in the new year
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