This week photo challenge
A close encounter with the penguins! Penguins walk clumsily on land. They belly glide or toboggan, using their flippers to steer them in direction that they want to.Interesting fact is, their legs have special blood vessels to adjust blood temperature and blood flow to prevent their feet from freezing. A remarkable animal indeed.
Singapore Jurong Bird Park
Lonely Travelog 
Good work for taking this shot! Nice!
Thanks Alex! Nice to see a fellow Singaporean blogger around:)
Yeah! Cheers!
Penguins are beautiful and fascinating. To be close to them is really a fun and exciting event. Wonderful post.
I’m not amazed people call them happy feet! Thanks for dropping by!
I’ll bet they were fun to watch! ;-)
Good shot.
Thanks Victor!
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Love this!!!
Thanks for another visit to my blog and the ‘like’. I love the Jurong Bird Park, incidentally – great for taking bird photos, as you have shown us!
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Thanks Richard! Yes they are such an adorable creatures :)
the penquins are just adorable
wow! nice pic :) i love pinguins :D
Thankyou! Me too!
You did a wonderful job with this shot. I find penguins so entertaining… Great addition to the challenge. ;-)
Thanks! yes me too. These penguins remind me of Madagascar!
Oh yes… and all those other Penguin movies and documentaries I’ve watched over the years. :lol:
I’ve never had a close encounter with penguins!! Nak tengok penguin kena pegi Langkawi, jauhhh. Haha.
Anyway, bro I just bought 3 hamsters [Winter breed] as the latest addition to my pets. LOL. Can’t resist their cuteness eversince I saw urs. Haha. One of the hamsters photo is on my FB ;p
That’s super far! 3 hamsters? seriously? I really do hope you’re not buying hamsters on impulse ya. Yes i cant resist the cuteness too! Be careful of their mating season! lol
Haha. Yup, heard about the mating season n how fast they will mate n give birth!
Fantastic shot ! Really amazing! =)
Heya! Thanks!