Animals
Camera Crew Breaks The Rules To Save Trapped Penguins
The emperor penguin is one of the largest penguins and lives on the Antarctic coast, where there is no shortage of traps.
A group of penguins found themselves in big trouble just as the BBC film crew was filming Emperor Penguins.
BBC cameramen have a clear command during their work - they must not help animals under any circumstances. Nevertheless, a group of cameramen decided to come to the aid of the trapped penguins.
If they were not helped, a group of penguins would face a cruel fate in the embrace of ice armor.
The cameramen took shovels in their hands and helped the trapped penguins to freedom by breaking the ice with shovels. The penguins joined the other members thanks to a new route, and the video touched many.
A group of penguins found themselves in big trouble just as the BBC film crew was filming Emperor Penguins.
BBC cameramen have a clear command during their work - they must not help animals under any circumstances. Nevertheless, a group of cameramen decided to come to the aid of the trapped penguins.
If they were not helped, a group of penguins would face a cruel fate in the embrace of ice armor.
The cameramen took shovels in their hands and helped the trapped penguins to freedom by breaking the ice with shovels. The penguins joined the other members thanks to a new route, and the video touched many.
