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The internet never fails to cheer up the mood when it comes to adorable contents. Videos of animals and their activities often rule such a category of content, and the countless clips on social media are a testimony of this. A similar video is doing rounds on the internet where the netizens are left with ear-to-ear smiles. The delightful clip shows some penguins on their way to some destination with tiny backpacks on their backs. The netizens loved the little backpacks and their furry owners as the penguins resembled kindergarten kids.

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The post was shared on the microblogging site X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘buitengebieden'. The video was captioned, "Penguins going on a trip."

The video began with an adorable group of penguins going somewhere. Each of the penguins had a tiny backpack strapped to their back. Little straps were visible on the front of the furry cuties. Each aquatic bird had a different coloured bag, which further left the netizens with warm hearts.

The viral video instantly garnered a lot of attention and adoration from the netizens as the little ones had an unusual look. The X post was shared on August 5 and has been viewed 21.6M times so far. Some people connected the birds with the famous animated film 'Madagascar', while others expressed their curiosity to know the belongings inside the bags. Taking to the comment sections, the admirers shared their views.

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"The cutest I have see today," a user said. "Are they going to Madagascar?" asked another netizen. "I don’t know where they’re headed, but I wanna go too," added a third person. "Omg how adorable lol," joined a fourth. "Hahaha So cute! What's in the backpack ??" asked a fifth curious viewer. "Penguins are my favourite.. look at how cool they look," joined the sixth admirer. "It's like they're going to kindergarten," commented a seventh.

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