Science: Photographer discovers this strange animal “view of life”
Science: Photographer on expedition – suddenly discovers this strange animal “life view”
Science: A photographer makes an amazing discovery. (Icon image)
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The Science Always makes amazing reviews and discoveries.
The photographer has now noticed, too. He was on an expedition and discovered a strange animal on her, which he definitely is also for Science It should be of interest.
Science: The Photographer on Expedition
The photographer is the Belgian Yves Adams. According to Mirror reports, he led a two-month expedition in the South Atlantic Ocean in December 2019.
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Information about king penguins:
- King penguin is the second largest of the penguin species after the emperor penguin
- They belong to the genus of great penguins
- King penguins are divided into two subspecies
- It weighs between 9.3 and 17 kg and reaches a length of 85 to 95 cm
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Adams is no ordinary photographer, he specializes in photographing wild animals. During the voyage he discovered an animal he had never seen before. The expedition stopped on an island in South Georgia.
Science: The photographer discovers this strange animal
The reason for the stoppage was a colony of more than 120,000 penguins that Adams wanted to photograph. One animal that came before the lens was very different from the other animals.
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The penguin had amazingly light feathers and a special color: it was yellow. “I had never seen or heard a yellow penguin before. There were 120,000 birds on this beach and that was the only yellow bird there,” the designer said. It was their good luck that they could even see the animal. “If it were 50 meters away, we wouldn’t have been able to experience this unique display,” Adams said.
Science: Why are penguin feathers yellow?
Science has already shown how the special color of feathers looks. Penguin cells do not produce melanin. That’s why black feathers turn yellow, according to a report.Mirror“.
Scientists have also found that the yellow pigment in penguin feathers is chemically different from any other molecule known to give feathers color. (GB)