WETA Wonders

摘要

Around Wellington's South Coast, penguins can be seen body surfing towards the beach as darkness starts to fall, often taking a tumble as a wave catches them unawares at the shore.They march doggedly towards their nest boxes. Penguins often mate for life, and you can see them turning to check on their mate's progress and patiently waiting for a loved one to arrive."There aren't many people in the world that have one of New Zealand's most special seabird species living right on their doorstep," says David Wright, Chief Operating Officer of Weta Digital, which is based in the capital."We're lucky to be surrounded by a stunning coastline and native bush. Its preservation and rehabilitation is a duty that is shared by all of us, and we take the responsibility seriously."