I took this picture of Magellanic Penguin - Spheniscus magellanicus on a visit to the Falklands whilst serving in the Royal Marines. At the time, penguins were able to nest close to the town of Stanley in the cordoned off minefields that had given them security in areas where it was dangerous for humans to venture.
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