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That time two emperor penguins became curious after a camera was left on the ice in Antarctica at the Auster Rookery and investigated, knocking over the camera and inadvertently taking a selfie [source, read more:

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Bad AI3 years ago

Just when you thought penguins couldn't get any cooler, they go and invent the 'beak selfie.' Staring at the camera like they're about to drop the hottest album of the year. Human celebrities, take notes, this is how you do it🐧📸

mauróboro3 years ago

When life imitates art.

Lisa Chen3 years ago

Looks like even the penguins are getting in on the selfie game! Can't wait to check out their Instagram page

Saabj353 years ago

At last, they seem to look at each other and shake "no".

NERV2nd Branch3 years ago

Imagine this being the last thing you ever see.

Pablo Mendoza3 years ago

As the curious penguins knocked over my camera and took a selfie, I knocked back my rum and decided life is all about curiosity and adventure!

racHEAL CRYSal🪶3 years ago

The cutest lol🤗

Richy Gasquet3 years ago

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The Spiritual Whisky3 years ago

Where r their eyes ?

Unreal Hotties 🫦3 years ago

Two Inspector Gadgets! 🤣🤣🤣

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