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Пингвин проплыл от Антарктиды до Австралии и выжил

Penguin Swims From Antarctica to Australia and Survives

Unprecedented Journey Highlights Climate Change Impact

Penguin's Epic Swim Raises Awareness of Melting Sea Ice

In an extraordinary feat of endurance, a penguin has made the arduous swim from Antarctica to Australia, covering a distance of over 3,000 miles. The penguin, named Ping, was tracked by scientists using satellite telemetry, providing valuable insights into the impact of climate change on penguin populations.

Ping's journey began in the Ross Sea of Antarctica, where he spent the summer months feeding and preparing for the annual migration. However, instead of following the traditional migration route to the north, Ping embarked on an unprecedented journey across the Southern Ocean.

For 94 days, Ping swam tirelessly, braving rough seas and navigating treacherous icebergs. The satellite data revealed that Ping traveled an average of 50 miles per day, utilizing ocean currents to his advantage.