The moment that penguins float on an ice piece scrambled up to the shore is this.
Film footage of the group at the bottom of the block was shot on January 16, near McMurdo station in Antarctica.
Some penguins swim, but others wait for the ice – and then jump back off.
The group is seen in middle of water near McMurdo Station, Antarctica. Some wait for their jumpoffs while others jump in and swim the opposite direction. Footage was filmed January 16, 2016.
In the footage, the ice is seen floating near the shore where it has broken off.
Penguins that were more patient decided to swim towards shore to join the rest of the animals.
Penguins have a reputation for being playful, and they jump joyfully in the water to find the other side.
The happy penguins then huddled together as they were reunited.
When they are reunited with their friends, the happy penguins start to cluster together.
Another piece of 2020 video shows penguins attempting to climb onto an iceblock, rather than onto the land.
Video taken by passerby of Gentoo Penguins shows them circling an ice block off the coast. It was captured before at least twelve tried to jump on.
They attempt to climb onto Antarctica’s bobbing ice, and it turns out hilarious.
As they try to escape the 2C water, you can see them scurrying out.
Others are able to climb up and then slide back down, while some others land in hilariously flat spots on the fronts.
“While filming Penguins Antarctica, I observed that they had been determined to land on the small bit of ice. Although it wasn’t successful, this passerby agreed.
A passerby filmed footage in 2020 of gentoo penguins circleling an ice block off the coast. At least 12 tried to climb on it.