Two hundred penguins at the Edinburgh, Scotland zoo happily chase down bubbles when blown at them by a bubble machine. The flightless birds react similarly to snow in the wild, so they clearly appreciate the small things in life.
One would think a penguin is uniquely equipped to handle ice, but this little guy keeps slipping and falling in his natural habitat. Keep trying, Pengy. You'll stand upright eventually.
Anyone who's seen 'March of The Penguins' knows how lonely being a penguin can be. The frigid winters. The vast and icy emptiness of the Arctic.
Still, you wouldn't necessarily think any of that trademark penguin loneliness carried over to life at the zoo. Not so. Just look at this video taken at Fota Wildlife Park in Cork, Ireland. While all the other penguins scurry off to greet the approaching food truck, one lone penguin stands alone, gripped by an overwhelming feeling of social isolation. Either that or he just wasn't hungry.