When Australian Antarctic expeditioner, Eddie Gault, left his camera on, two curious penguins decided to seize the opportunity for a selfie that offers us all a delightful Bird's eye view.
When Australian Antarctic expeditioner, Eddie Gault, left his camera on, two curious penguins decided to seize the opportunity for a selfie that offers us all a delightful Bird's eye view.
Twitter is going crazy over the cuteness overload from these adorable penguins going crazy just over a yo yo!
For the past few days, dozens of penguin-shaped paper sculptures have popped up all over the world, to raise public awareness about the protection of Antarctica, threatened by global warming and industrial fishing. These paper sculptures were designed by the German artist Wolfram Kampffmeyer as part of the latest campaign by Greenpeace, entitled "March of the Penguins". The sculptures have been installed on the streets of major cities like London, Sydney, Washington, Seoul, Stockholm, Barcelona, New Delhi, Buenos Aires, Johannesburg, Istanbul or Oslo. More information on the Greenpeace website. Via: Ufunk
Whenever we see penguins, we just scream "So Cute!" And "Look at their tux!". We mean, who wasn't incredibly happy they made a movie for penguins too?! Hello, Happy Feet!
Well, here are some very cool and a bit strange facts you may have not known about the adorable tuxedo handsome penguins...
We look at a cuteness overloads of kitten memes and puppy memes all day, but these absolutely adorable and unbelievably fluffy animals aren't just melting our hearts... they are having us shout "AWWWWE I NEED ONE" on the top of our lungs.
Penguins being super cute already, are actually super funny!
They're cute, they're flightless and they don't just live in the arctic.
From the Edinburgh Zoo's FB page: "On Monday morning, 22 August, His Majesty the King of Norway's Guard paid a very special visit to RZSS Edinburgh Zoo to bestow a unique honour upon our resident king penguin Sir Nils Olav III. Already a knight, the most famous king penguin in the world was given the new title of 'Brigadier Sir Nils Olav'." Congrats, Nils!