Adventure and wild life

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If you've ever seen a penguin walking, you'll have seen it moves along with rather a comical motion swaying from side to side with each step like an upside down pendulum. This is a consequence of being a tall top-heavy animal with short legsDQmNmMFu7x5WKD6RwgHUgkphNk19Ppp6vi3RQiCZgTnthpn_1680x8400.jpegDQmNWEM3QjtoWVA7zKSiBhEnPUKEmK53TfVB1qifpU1sDhL.jpegDQmdxy7xfbashR1yiTAcPXenE6YwMsBWXZYjgR99VewJ8Po_1680x8400.jpeg
Penguins can come out of the sea onto rocky shores or slippery ice during rough weather - strong claws that can grip on to slippery surfaces efficiently make this look far easier than it is.DQmRomYGystUB5Cph1erriNMbG8v8FL3rsnrX4TNqsTvuVu_1680x8400.jpegDQmPpohtUUc7nC9Ci4chSD8iPhtsDtW6Km5a9iSy5fbHg7j_640x480.jpeg

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