Penguins in the antarctic.
I found an interesting story when I was surfing the internet. The story was like following. The bored Royal Air Force pilots stationed on the Falkland Islands flew out to sea and directly to the penguin colony and overflew it. Then, the penguins were fascinated by airplanes and their heads went up, and ten thousand penguins fell over backwards. The color of penguin's top is black and belly is white. I guess that color of the huge penguin colony turned from black to white, like waves. The scene must have been magnificent. Regrettably, the pilots didn't have cameras and video cameras then.
As you know, penguins have long body and short feet. So, it's difficult to balance themselves on the legs. The story attracted a lot of pilots and researchers of study groups. Maybe, TV program creators might want to shoot the scene and make a documentary program about the penguin.
After that, One man of the British Antarctic Survey tried to lead a research project. But there were a lot of problems. Penguins might have their eggs at their feet. He was worried about the possibility that the research would break their eggs and would hurt themselves by falling over. After that, the research project went to the penguin colony to shoot the scene of thousands of penguin's falling over.
But the researcher couldn't shoot the scene of thousands penguin's falling over. In actual fact, even one penguin didn't fall over. They would suspect that the story was a make-up story, or they thought the penguin became clever than the previous falling over. After that, other many researchers tried to observe the falling over, but they couldn't do that neither, after all.
The story gave me interests in penguins and other animals in the Antarctic Circle. As far as the first Century, penguins used to live in warmer area like equatorial. But there were a lot of natural enemies at warmer area. Then penguins decided to move to colder area, because they didn't think that there were natural enemies. That's why, there are a lot of penguins in the Antarctic Circl. But, you can see rare penguins who live in equatorial even now.












After that, we went to a bar near our hotel and met Mike. I told him about the price of the ticket. He was surprised and said that the service charge at the hotel might be expensive. Actually, the service charge was almost half of the whole price. We made up our mind to buy tickets at the counter of the theater next time. Drinking at bars in New York was a lot of fun. Customers, waiter and waitress were friendly. A man who sat next to me was talking to me for a while. He came from Morocco. I thought that New York was exactly international city. Meeting people in foreign countries is exciting. 


