A penguin patiently waiting for people to get out of the way;



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    1. Long_TimeRunning on

      Jeez it can’t be easy for those little bastages to walk through snow.

      ![gif](giphy|7SIdExk63rTPXhbbbt)

    2. I’m going to hug him tightly. I’ll make him regret standing behind me 😄

      ![gif](giphy|Lb3vIJjaSIQWA)

    3. averageveryaverage on

      If this video didn’t have music we’d be able to hear the penguin clear his throat 🙁

    4. From its IG post:
      A penguin calmly waits as humans block its path, showing a behavior that feels polite but is actually rooted in survival instincts and social awareness. Penguins are not aggressive by nature; they rely on group movement, routine paths, and energy conservation to survive in harsh environments. When faced with an unfamiliar obstacle—like people standing in the way—a penguin will often stop and observe instead of panicking or forcing its way through.

      This waiting behavior comes from how penguins assess risk. In the wild, sudden movements can attract predators or waste precious energy needed to stay warm and find food. Penguins are used to navigating crowded colonies, so pausing and waiting for a clear path is a natural response. Over time, some patient behavior.

      What looks like manners is really instinct, caution, and efficiency working together. The penguin waits, the path clears, and it continues its journey without stress—quiet proof that sometimes the smartest move is simply to pause and obs.

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