A single Magellanic penguin (Spheniscus magellanicus) is depicted standing upright on a wet, textured rock surface

A single Magellanic penguin (Spheniscus magellanicus) is depicted standing upright on a wet, textured rock surface. The bird's plumage is characterized by its distinct black dorsal side and head, a white ventral side, and two prominent black bands across its chest, with a white stripe extending from above the eye to the chin. A purple identification tag is affixed to the proximal section of its left flipper. The penguin's head is slightly raised, and its gaze is directed upwards and towards the right. The immediate environment consists of artificial rock formations; a waterfall is visible in the upper right background, cascading down reddish-brown and beige rock structures. Water drips and pools across the rocky surfaces, suggesting a humid, aquatic habitat. This scene is consistent with an exhibit found within the Aquarium of Genoa, located at Ponte Spinola, Porto Antico, Genoa, Italy.