Drone Disturbs Penguin in China, Gets Shot Down Later [VIDEO]

A drone that appears to be allegedly teasing a penguin in an amusement park in China was suddenly shot down.

According to the report, the witness saw that the flying machine was disturbing the wandering animal for some minutes before it dropped to the ground.

Drone Footage Shows Disturbed Penguin

According to footage by the South China Morning Post, a penguin that was seen wearing a backpack was allegedly disturbed by a flying drone in a themed park in northern China.

The footage shows that the drone has been startling the mascot penguin, which happens to be roaming around the area. The reports also suggest that the animal appears to be disturbed by the machine.

Furthermore, the drone is said to operate without permission from the park in Harbin in Heilongjiang Province.

The themed park staff asked the people if someone owned the drone. However, no one answered from the audience.

Since the employees got no answer from the people, they decided to shoot down the drone. To keep it away from the penguin, they flew another drone to knock it out of its position from above, NewsFlare reported.

For those unfamiliar with the penguins, visitors and tourists used to go to this park to witness the icy attractions in the area.

For the regular guests, it has become a yearly tradition to go to this park to enjoy the scenic views on the ice.

To view the footage, you can check this link from SCMP on YouTube for more information.

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Drone Footage of Tiger Shark Sightings

Earlier this year, another unusual video captured a group of tiger sharks that seemed to be swimming near the water on a beach in Australia.

According to Yahoo, the footage was originally taken last December 28, 2022. It took place at Hillary's Dog Beach beside Perth.

The drone footage shows that some swimmers are completely unaware of the animals swarming the shoreline. There was a part of the video where a tiger shark was approaching a swimmer but changed its path before it reached her.

According to one of the swimmers, he felt "worried at some stage" that the tiger sharks could attack a person the next time around.

In 2022 alone, Australia has recorded nearly 50 sightings of sharks swimming near the beach. To avoid the worst-case scenario, the authorities regularly remind the public to avoid swimming too far from the shoreline because the animals are too unpredictable in their own way.

Annually, the country encounters roughly 20 shark attacks. The most frequent spots usually occur in Western Australia and New South Wales.

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