The Emperor penguin traveled 3,500 km from Antarctica to Australia in search of food
The Emperor penguin has traveled more than 3,500 km and reached the coast of Australia. The tired bird was discovered by surfers, and now it is undergoing rehabilitation under the supervision of specialists.
A unique case occurred on the coast of Australia — a tired emperor penguin sailed from Antarctica, having traveled more than 3,500 kilometers in search of food. The bird was discovered by surfers who noticed how the penguin, noticing the people, ran towards them, but on the way he buried his muzzle in the sand from fatigue. Now the "traveler" is undergoing rehabilitation under the supervision of specialists, recuperating and gaining energy.
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