Where did the penguin from Antarctica end up, over 2,000 miles away? Somalia South Africa Argentina Australia

Believe it or not, a wayward penguin named "Happy Feet" swam all the way to New Zealand after embarking on a remarkable sealife journey that took him approximately 2,000 miles from his home in Antarctica. This adorable little emperor penguin made headlines in 2011 as wildlife rescuers attempted to nurse him back to health after he accidentally drifted far from his icy abode! In a true tale of adventurous wandering, another penguin, this time from the species known as the Magellanic penguin, was also discovered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which is around 2,000 miles away from its usual habitat in Argentina. Wildlife experts have noticed such incidents quite often, as penguins occasionally stray far in search of food or when caught in strong ocean currents, leading to unexpected journeys.