Let's Celebrate World Penguin Day!

Tomorrow we celebrate World Penguin Day, which is traditionally marked on 25 April each year. Conventionally on this day or around these days in Antarctica the mass migration events of penguins begin. These flightless and clumsy on land but extraordinarily agile swimming seabirds live in the wild only in the Southern Hemisphere. Meanwhile, judging by the frequency with which the black-and-white flippered figure appears in films, advertisements, cartoons and everywhere else, they have gained their popularity precisely in the Northern Hemisphere.

How to properly celebrate Penguin Day?

1. Dress only in black and white. Colour deviations in the form of an orange bow tie or yellowish shoes or socks are permissible.

2. Share fine penguin jokes on social networks. Like only photographs in which the hero of the day is captured.

3. Have dinner at a fish restaurant or at least a café where the chef is a master of their trade and prepares fish dishes skilfully, and serves them with reverence.

Fish dish at Cheese Moon restaurant

4. If one wishes to stretch one's legs, the only permissible dance is the penguin dance. Do not confuse with planking. The dance is reserved - here rhythm comes "from within". Here is an excellent example: