Most Stylish Birds in Tuxedo! World Celebrates Penguin Awareness Day
Most Stylish Birds in Tuxedo! World Celebrates Penguin Awareness Day
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Some people believe that 20 January is just a regular date, but in reality, it is a very special day, dedicated to a very special bird! This bird might have a... 20.01.2022, Sputnik International
20 January 2022 is Penguin Awareness Day - when we celebrate those awesome birds! They are plump and cute, and they are definitely among the most adorable creatures in the world - just look at them walking together or socialising! These creatures can withstand extremely low temperatures, meaning they can survive the harshest frost - and also melt any heart!
Some people believe that 20 January is just a regular date, but in reality, it is a very special day, dedicated to a very special bird! This bird might have a problem with flying, but has no issues with becoming your best friend!
20 January 2022 is Penguin Awareness Day - when we celebrate those awesome birds! They are plump and cute, and they are definitely among the most adorable creatures in the world - just look at them walking together or socialising! These creatures can withstand extremely low temperatures, meaning they can survive the harshest frost - and also melt any heart!
King Penguins and a sheep are seen at Volunteer Point, north of Stanley in the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic Ocean on 6 October 2019.
This combo of photos taken on 20 March 2009 shows two "Little Penguins", "South" (top) racing into the surf and "North" (below) who is unsure where to go, as veterinary nurse Amy Twentyman (shadow at R) attempts to release them into the open ocean near Sydney. The two released penguins just spent time at Sydney's Taronga Zoo Wildlife Hospital after being found at different beaches along the New South Wales coastline, with one found stranded in seaweed. Taronga Zoo Wildlife Hospital treats about 30 penguins annually.
An Adelie Penguin chick (Pygoscelis adeliae) less than a month old, is protected by its parents while remaining in a recreated antarctic environment at the Guadalajara Zoo in Mexico on 17 January 2018.
A trio of new adolescent Magellanic Penguins waddle through the San Francisco Zoo to their new home on Penguin Island as part of the zoo's annual "March of the Penguins" in San Francisco, Wednesday, 12 August 2009.
A King Penguin and its chick are seen at Volunteer Point, north of Stanley in the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), a British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic Ocean, on 6 October 2019.
In this 22 January 2015 photo, a Gentoo Penguin feeds its baby at Station Bernardo O'Higgins in Antarctica. "To understand many aspects in the diversity of animals and plants it's important to understand when continents disassembled", said Richard Spikings, a research geologist at the University of Geneva.
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![This combo of photos taken on 20 March 2009 shows two "Little Penguins", "South" (top) racing into the surf and "North" (below) who is unsure where to go, as veterinary nurse Amy Twentyman (shadow at R) attempts to release them into the open ocean near Sydney. The two released penguins just spent time at Sydney's Taronga Zoo Wildlife Hospital after being found at different beaches along the New South Wales coastline, with one found stranded in seaweed. Taronga Zoo Wildlife Hospital treats about 30 penguins annually. - Sputnik International](https://cdn1.img.sputnikglobe.com/img/07e6/01/16/1092443867_0:0:2047:2169_600x0_80_0_1_f672c449d596c4a45178ccbe14779549.jpg "This combo of photos taken on 20 March 2009 shows two "Little Penguins", "South" (top) racing into the surf and "North" (below) who is unsure where to go, as veterinary nurse Amy Twentyman (shadow at R) attempts to release them into the open ocean near Sydney. The two released penguins just spent time at Sydney's Taronga Zoo Wildlife Hospital after being found at different beaches along the New South Wales coastline, with one found stranded in seaweed. Taronga Zoo Wildlife Hospital treats about 30 penguins annually.")
![A Humboldt Penguin walking in the park "Royev Ruchey" in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. - Sputnik International](https://cdn1.img.sputnikglobe.com/img/07e6/01/16/1092443887_0:0:2918:1839_600x0_80_0_1_374e4b7450d9412e5d23aaae32dace2c.jpg "A Humboldt Penguin walking in the park "Royev Ruchey" in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.")
![A trio of new adolescent Magellanic Penguins waddle through the San Francisco Zoo to their new home on Penguin Island as part of the zoo's annual "March of the Penguins" in San Francisco, Wednesday, 12 August 2009. - Sputnik International](https://cdn1.img.sputnikglobe.com/img/07e6/01/16/1092444008_0:0:2352:1584_600x0_80_0_1_6743818a5d5dac1cbf832ab4c94149cf.jpg "A trio of new adolescent Magellanic Penguins waddle through the San Francisco Zoo to their new home on Penguin Island as part of the zoo's annual "March of the Penguins" in San Francisco, Wednesday, 12 August 2009.")
![In this 22 January 2015 photo, a Gentoo Penguin feeds its baby at Station Bernardo O'Higgins in Antarctica. "To understand many aspects in the diversity of animals and plants it's important to understand when continents disassembled", said Richard Spikings, a research geologist at the University of Geneva. - Sputnik International](https://cdn1.img.sputnikglobe.com/img/07e6/01/16/1092443823_0:0:3488:2035_600x0_80_0_1_4fa0231208ee2b699f6148aa90e53190.jpg "In this 22 January 2015 photo, a Gentoo Penguin feeds its baby at Station Bernardo O'Higgins in Antarctica. "To understand many aspects in the diversity of animals and plants it's important to understand when continents disassembled", said Richard Spikings, a research geologist at the University of Geneva.")
