The Antarctic continent is full of surprises. The Antarctic is remote and requires many discovery trips to uncover its secrets.
Eddie Gault from Australia visited Antarctica to photograph penguin colonies using his camera. It was a great expedition. He was able to capture some great footage. The penguins also took a lot of fun selfies.
What is the secret to this?
With the intention of documenting a group o Emperor penguins, he visited Auster Rookery. To record their daily lives and activities, he left his camera at the penguins. One of the penguins walked up to the camera and knocked the lens over. The footage shows that the penguin accidentally took a selfie with the rest of penguins.
Emperor penguins
The largest penguin species is the Emperor penguin. Their average height is 45 inches. They can live for up to 20 years, and they can adapt to all weather conditions, even the most extreme. They can survive in Antarctica without any problems. These penguins breed in winter and live in colonies. The female penguins lay their eggs in this season and leave the care of the eggs to the male penguins.
You can find a lot of Auster Rookery footage online that will help you learn more about Emperor penguins.