#21: A Penguin and the Pipes, 1904
During the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition in 1904, piper Gilbert Kerr brought a touch of Scotland to the icy wilderness by playing his bagpipes on the frozen landscape. His only audience? A curious penguin, standing upright in the snow, seemingly entranced by the unfamiliar sound of the pipes.

The surreal pairing of kilted piper and Antarctic wildlife creates a photo that’s both historic and unintentionally hilarious. It captures the human instinct to bring culture and humor even to the harshest places on Earth. For one penguin at least, Antarctica briefly echoed with the sound of Scotland.
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