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6.35 we're heading out on an excursion already. We are in St. Andrews Bay in South Georgia Island and we are going to check out some penguins. The weather hasn't been too favorable around South Georgia so in the morning it's a little bit better and right now we're going to be heading to a penguin colony the biggest on the island so I am so excited because I missed it the other day and I can't wait to go out there and experience it with you guys. We're just going to put on the rest of our clothes and wait for our signal to get down there. They said that the swells are a little big. We'll just listen to the guides and make sure to pay attention to what they're saying. You did it! Let's go! I was the first one ready for seal group today. Look at that! That makes it really scary. Wow! Exciting! This amazing place is home to the biggest colony of king penguins in South Georgia. Of course with a bunch of penguins there's also penguin predators which today is some leopard seals. We saw a penguin maimed by a leopard seal and if you don't want to see that look away for the next five seconds. Okay let's get supposed to get that close to them but if they come close to us we can just stand and wait for them to come closer. They're so curious of us. So today we get to hike through a penguin colony and a bunch of seals too. River crossing. Are you ready? They're slippery. These guys are molting. It's kind of like having a horrible sunburn and having your skin peeling off. The penguins are super cute but you can't forget that these bad boys are birds. Bird things. Lots of feathers lots of poop. The biosecurity is gonna be intense today. Oh my gosh. Wow as soon as I came around this corner there's just so many more. I really don't want to fall here. So many little micro interactions. Very hard to pay attention second biggest and we're missing right now the emperor penguins still. That's the ones we haven't seen as well as the deli penguins. Yes deli and we haven't seen chinstrap this trip. Yeah. What have we seen? Rockhopper. Macaroni. Macaroni gen 2. We've seen king a lot. Magellan. And Magellan. Yeah so five out of the eight is what we've seen on the trip. Wow. Emperor. Adelian. Chinstrap. Which are more south. Yeah so once now that we're going to have one more excursion today and then we're going to be heading south hopefully to see some whales and more penguins. But I just am overwhelmed with the amount of penguins here and just I was thinking that the smell would get to me but honestly it hasn't been too bad. I think it's like you just got to deal with it to be surrounded by this kind of beauty. I've just been looking at a picture that you see some like on National Geographic like in the magazine I just been looking at that all day today and it's like wow yeah it's pretty powerful. It's pretty impressive that it's so green here too you know compared to what we get to Antarctica. It's gonna be just completely white complete rock that's all you see but we're also gonna stop by South Orkney Island on the way there. Well they're kicking us out we were the last to leave today. After every excursion I make sure to rinse off the GoPro and the stick to keep the salt off from destroying it. I get the clips and pictures off of all of the cameras and try to charge everything before the next outing. We're sailing to a macaroni penguin colony before heading back out to sea for the Antarctic to the rockhoppers we've seen before but they have some slight differences. These guys are widely distributed from Australia, South Africa, to Antarctica and island in Antarctica called South Orkney Island. So make sure to subscribe and ring the bell to come along with us. Let us know what you think of these enormous colonies. We'll see you guys soon!