Penguin Waits Patiently As Couple Clears Path In Antarctica, Video Delights Internet

In the clip, the couple unintentionally blocks a snowy pathway, forcing the penguin to pause patiently.

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Once the couple notices the little creature, they kindly step aside, allowing the penguin to pass.

A heartwarming video from Antarctica, showcasing a delightful encounter between a curious penguin and a thoughtful couple has gone viral on social media. In the clip, the couple unintentionally blocks a snowy pathway, forcing the penguin to wait patiently. As the couple takes in the breathtaking scenery, they remain oblivious to the penguin quietly waiting behind them. The bird waits without making a fuss, clearly expecting the couple to move aside. Notably, penguins are known for their established pathways and cautious navigation around obstacles. Once the couple notices the little creature, they kindly step aside, allowing the penguin to pass.

Sharing the video on Instagram, Ciera Ybarra wrote, "When you're too nervous to say excuse me and there is traffic on the penguin highway. Captured on the Antarctic Peninsula while on an expedition with." The text on the video read, "Who knew penguins were so polite?"

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Ms Ybarra provided additional insight, explaining that the red flag in the video indicates a human-made trail designed to keep visitors away from penguin nesting areas. However, penguins often prefer the path of least resistance, leading them to veer onto the human trail.

"Penguins like the easiest route to travel, so a few of them found their way onto the human trail," she said.

The video has captured the hearts of many, showcasing the remarkable thoughtfulness and patience of these adorable penguins. One user wrote, "Of course they are. Why do you think they go around dressed so nice in their little tuxedos? Distinguished gentle-penguins"

Another commented, "Wow! Love this! That's so interesting he knew to wait & when to go."

A third said, "Aww that cute little thing. Eating my heart out of cuteness.''

A fourth added, "This just made my day." Yet another noted, "Homie has better manners than 98%of the human population.

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