Jan 4, 2011 3:09 PM

Video: Heavy Metal Penguin Goes Crazy

A heavy metal soundtrack turns the “happiest penguin ever” into a moshing maniac. [via BuzzFeed] See Also: Procrastination Pit: 8 Cutest and Weirdest Live Animal Cams Video: Dancing Parrot Boogies Better With a Partner Top 10 Amazing Animal Videos

A heavy metal soundtrack turns the "happiest penguin ever" into a moshing maniac.

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