Foolish Travel: Flying Penguins in Antarctica, ‘Say No to Canada’*

Travel Blog  •  Michael Yessis  •  04.01.08 | 11:23 AM ET

April Fool’s Day pranksters are out in force today. Here’s a roundup of pranks from around the travel universe:

* Canada made an unprecedented offer to buy Ely, Minnesota and move it north of the border.

* Rush Limbaugh loves Copenhagen.

* Harvard Lampoon lampoons National Geographic.

* The BBC touts flying penguins in Antarctica. Terry Jones hosts the video segment.

* Finally, over at Gadling, don’t believe a thing you read today. Not even that North Dakota Dept. of Tourism ranks state “second best Dakota.”

Update: April 2, 10:47 a.m. ET: The story of a small travel Web site being acquired by a larger travel entity with a television network sounds familiar, but it’s not true this time. 

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