National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 2月4日 05時08分

Photos by @ronan_donovan // On the Antarctic Peninsula, two Adélie penguins crane their necks to inspect this strange two-legged visitor. I've come with all sorts of ridiculousness draped over my body: a wool hat my mother knit, 5 layers that are a mix of plastic fibers with the same feathery down that keeps penguins warm, plastic fiber gloves and finally, rubber boots. And this is the warm season! Penguins have one incredible suite made out of materials fertilized by the landscape they live. A. Mazing. I'm always so curious how this works (and hugely jealous to be ready for any climate in seconds). Take their feet for example. They'll force blood into their feet when they're on land in order to cool off and constrict the blood flow in their feet when they're on the water to keep warm. Counter-current heat exchange, nice one nature. So you'll see pink, to red, to white colored toes in this series. Hot colored feet means it's a hot penguin!! Follow @ronan_donovan to learn more fun nature facts #antarctica @natgeoexpeditions #penguin #ocean #wildlife

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