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Our first view of King Penguins in the Bay of Isles, South Georgia Island	These King Penguins were molting in Grytviken, South Georgia Island	They do not like to move during molting as it is uncomfortable.
Notice the fur seals lying behind the penguins.	Having molted, these are going in for a short swim.
Mr. Tuxedo	A couple of crooners.	This series is a penguin couple performing a calling ritual.
		They end by bowing to each other.
	Adelie penguins in Hope Bay on the Antarctic Peninsula.
	The pink is penguin guano.	They like to que up.
There's always at least one non-conformist.
	It is pretty hard to catch them in the air	See how they displace the water as they break the surface .
You can tell by its pink color that this shelf ice had been  used by penguins before it  broke off.	This is where penguins and seals rest when out in the antarctic ocean.
	This is old blue ice.	Note over 30 penguins on the right.