It's really just like any singles bar
From the Daily Mail in the UK:
Amazing pictures as 10,000 penguins come to shore to breed
It is one of the most extraordinary sights in nature: more than 10,000 King Penguins standing shoulder to shoulder at St Andrew's bay on the island of South Georgia, preparing to breed.
The 3ft tall creatures — part of a colony of more than 100,000 on the Atlantic island close to Antarctica — create a living landscape of breathtaking scale and colour.
Amazing pictures as 10,000 penguins come to shore to breed
It is one of the most extraordinary sights in nature: more than 10,000 King Penguins standing shoulder to shoulder at St Andrew's bay on the island of South Georgia, preparing to breed.
The 3ft tall creatures — part of a colony of more than 100,000 on the Atlantic island close to Antarctica — create a living landscape of breathtaking scale and colour.
Being a bit of a loner and very claustriphobic...that photo is slightly unsetteling.
ReplyDeletewhoa!!!! that's alot of tuxedos...speakin of the antartica, my father's family has a mountain named after a cousin that went on an expedition with Admiral Bird, and this same cousin is th geentlemen that figured out the wind chill factor....just a bit of trivia...well the info actually got me an A for a report I did in 6th grade...
ReplyDeleteWOW, it makes me a bit claustorphobic as well.
ReplyDeletedo they take numbers to see who gets to breed with one another?
Looks like a Friday night in Buckhead, circa 1980.
ReplyDelete(Okay, if you're not from Atlanta, you won't get that.)
That's my ideal singles bar, because the slap would propel me right to the next worthy candidate.
ReplyDeleteImagine the stench....
ReplyDeleteYou've just given me my new desktop background at work. I find penguins to be oddly...soothing.
ReplyDeletePenguins are odd and fascinating. That is all.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't say "breathtaking...colour" cuz they're mostly B&W. But that's me being a stickler for language.
ReplyDeletetres kewl.
And so well dressed.
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