Penguin spotted at an Australian beach 2,200 miles away from its native land

An emperor penguin, far from its Antarctic home, surprised beachgoers in Denmark, Western Australia. The malnourished penguin, likely carried off course by ocean currents, is now under the care of wildlife experts. This unusual sighting marks the first time an emperor penguin has been spotted so far north, raising concerns about the impact of climate change on these majestic creatures.