For a little fun, Eddie Gault, a researcher with the Australian Antarctic Division, put a camera on the ground near an emperor penguin colony at the Auster Rookery in Antarctica.
It wasn’t long before a couple of penguins waddled over to the instrument and started checking it out.
It was already recording, and captured some fantastic close-ups of the pair, reports Engadget.
Take a look:
How adorable? And that gawing sound?
If you have a thing for bird selfies, you might have been reminded of that time a sea eagle stole a camera from the banks of the Margaret River, Australia:
Penguins are better.
[source:engadget]
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