For the first time, a yellow penguin was captured on camera. Look at this gold, please (in almost every sense).
For the first time ever, photographer Yves Adams was able to get a photograph of a yellow penguin. According to The Independent, a seabird with an unusual hue was captured near the island in the South Atlantic.
On the beach, where there were around 120.000 birds, the photographer had the good fortune to see him.
Adams and his team encountered a yellow penguin on an excursion in December 2019, but they are just now finishing up sifting through the many images that were taken there.
He said that everything was a coincidence. On the shore, where there were roughly 120 thousand birds, Adams and his colleagues started unpacking rubber boats.
Suddenly, a yellow penguin appeared right next to the forwarders. When they threw everything out of their hands, the cameras were quickly taken.
The Belgian claimed that since the photographs were published, he has gotten a lot of positive press from supportive onlookers.
We appear to be in severe need of some good news! “Thank you very much for your kind words, everyone,” says Adams on Instagram.
