The whole world is on lockdown and while people are caged inside their homes, animals have taken over the world.

Many videos have surfaced on the internet wherein animals are acting like the world is theirs. From monkeys swimming in the pool to leopards and its cubs living in an abandoned house, we have seen the wildlife enjoying the lockdown.

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Recently, a video has surfaced on the internet where penguins are chilling on the streets and are leisurely taking a walk in Cape Town has gone viral. Looking at them, youâll definitely miss taking a walk on the street.

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Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda shared a video on his Twitter handle saying, âPenguins check the streets of Auckland, searching for the humans."

Check out the video here-

Penguins check the streets of Auckland, searching for the humans pic.twitter.com/lEsiGSPes3

â Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) April 19, 2020

He was later corrected by his followers saying that the video is of Cape Town and not New Zealand.

The 27-second long video shows three penguins casually walking the streets and roaming around freely on the pavements of a society.

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It almost seems like three friends taking a walk together, exactly like humans used to in the evening. Penguins have never been seen like this before.

The video has garnered over 3600 views on Twitter and definitely deserves more.

People were awestruck to see the penguins and hereâs what they have to say about their evening walk.

How trueâ¦

New Order.... Humans in Homely Cages,
Animals Come to See. https://t.co/JWNEOmILR5

â Pankaj Thapliyal (@PankajT04765688) April 19, 2020 Sounds too real.

They have come to zoo for the humans

â ððð¹ð¾ð ð®ð³ (@iam_Sudip) April 19, 2020 Exactly!

If they were looking for humans they should have come near the person taking video!! They're enjoying the silence & freedom?

â सà¤à¤à¤²à¥à¤ª (@sankalpgupta_) April 19, 2020 True.

Wildlife love lock down.

â Pipalkoti (@Pipalkoti) April 19, 2020 Yes!

Lovely

â Neha Tripathi (@nehaparam) April 19, 2020 Ouchâ¦

Sir..Bird are Feel Free to Live Life

â Jyotrimaya Mishra (@Jyotirmayamish) April 19, 2020 LOL

Joined army it seems...patrol duty

â P. Madhavi (@PMadhav45856047) April 19, 2020

Recently, a flock of flamingos also migrated in huge numbers to a lake in Mumbai due to a decrease in human activity and they all looked beautiful. Not only this, but many videos on the internet have also gone viral wherein we can see that the animals are enjoying the fact that humans are going through a lockdown.

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