Penguins roaming around an empty aquarium is what we all need to see today.

Life has taken an unexcepted turn and with the Covid-19 outbreak escalating every day, it's difficult to know when things might return to some kind of normality. In the meantime, we have to find a new routine and if you need something to brighten up a day working from home, behold these adorable penguins. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago has been shut down to the public in a bid to spread the halt of Covid-19 as is the case with many businesses and attractions around the world. This meant a group of rockhopper penguins got the chance to roam the aquarium in what was an extremely novel experience for them. Describing it as a "field trip", the penguins had the chance to meet other penguins and this is the wholesome content we need today.

Penguins in the Amazon?! ??

Some of the penguins went on a field trip to meet other animals at Shedd. Wellington seemed most interested in the fishes in Amazon Rising! The black-barred silver dollars also seemed interested in their unusual visitor. pic.twitter.com/KgYWsp5VQD — Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 15, 2020

Edward and Annie, a bonded pair of penguins together for a nesting season (can you actually deal), had a little walk around the aquarium.

The adventure continues! ?? This morning, Edward and Annie explored Shedd’s rotunda. They are a bonded pair of rockhopper penguins, which means they are together for nesting season. Springtime is nesting season for penguins at Shedd, and this year is no different! (1/3) ? pic.twitter.com/VdxN3oQAfe

— Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020

Edward and Annie are due to build their nests next week and the good news is Shedd Aquarium will be sharing all the goings-on via digital coverage.

Penguins like Edward and Annie will begin to build their nests next week. Join us digitally for nesting coverage! In the meantime, we will be sharing lots of different animal updates (and yes, Wellington will return!) ?? (2/3) pic.twitter.com/eCYKOwdOMz

— Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020

The caregivers at Shedd went on to say that while life has been turned upside-down for many of us, things will continue as normal for the penguins and that's exactly what we need to hear right now.

"While this may be a strange time for us, these days feel normal for animals at Shedd. Our caregivers are constantly providing new experiences for the animals to explore and express their natural behaviors with. Let us know what penguin activities you would like to see!"

While this may be a strange time for us, these days feel normal for animals at Shedd. Our caregivers are constantly providing new experiences for the animals to explore and express their natural behaviors with. Let us know what penguin activities you would like to see! (3/3) pic.twitter.com/ftlow7iPHl

— Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020

Some feel-good news in an uncertain world is the perfect antidote for any coronavirus-induced anxiety and we plan on checking back in daily to see what these guys are getting up to. Main image via Shedd Aquarium