Yellow penguin spotted in Antarctica—here's why it's so rare
Yellow penguin spotted in Antarctica—here's why it's so rare National Geographic © Photograph by Klein & Hubert, Nature Picture Library yellow-penguin On an expedition to the South Atlantic in 2019, Belgian photographer Yves Adams expected a familiar sight: king penguins, easily identified by the black and yellow feathers adorning their heads and necks, and the orange flash of color running the length of their beaks. On the shore known as Salisbury Plains on South Georgia Island, as many as 120,000 king penguins have been observed milling about, in a veritable sea of bl...
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