To cool down while moulting, King penguins will stand in the freezing streams running off the glaciers of St Andrews Bay, South Georgia
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To cool down while moulting, King penguins will stand in the freezing streams running off the glaciers of St Andrews Bay, South Georgia
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Photo of the Day – The King Penguin (Aptenodytes patagonicus) is the second largest of the species, with Emperor being first. These penguins dive to depths between 100 and 300 metres to forage. Once at a certain depth, they stay there and hunt for small fish and squid before returning to the surface.
The photo of a lovely pair was taken by Dušan Brinkhuizen at Salisbury Plain, South Georgia
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A penguin, dressed as Zelda
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At the Cape Pembrokeshire Nature Reserve in the Falkland Islands, a very unlikely friendship has occurred between a herd of horses and a lost penguin.
After becoming separated from its friends, the penguin was ‘adopted’ by the horses as one of their own and now lives side by side with the horses on the island. But don’t feel too bad for the lost penguin – the Falklands has around 500,000 breeding pairs of penguins on the island so this little guy will easily find a mate if he wishes. For now, though, it looks like he’s found a few new friends to keep him entertained until he’s ready to settle down!
Via The Daily Mail
http://www.lostateminor.com/2015/07/13/yes-a-land-exists-where-horses-are-bffs-with-penguins/
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