'Nils Olav' the penguin receives his kni(01 of10)
Open Image Modal\'Nils Olav\' the penguin receives his knighthood from the Nowegian King\'s Guard at the Edinburgh zoo, on August 15, 2008. A penguin called Nils waddled into the history books Friday when he was knighted by a visiting royal Norwegian regiment in Scotland. The king penguin -- full name Nils Olav -- became the first black-and-white pint-sized Norwegian Sir with wings after inspecting the Norwegian King\'s Guard, over for Edinburgh\'s annual Military Tattoo. AFP PHOTO/Ed Jones (Photo credit should read ED Jones/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AFP via Getty Images)
'Nils Olav' the penguin receives his kni(02 of10)
Open Image Modal\'Nils Olav\' the penguin receives his knighthood from the Nowegian King\'s Guard at the Edinburgh zoo, on August 15, 2008. A penguin called Nils waddled into the history books Friday when he was knighted by a visiting royal Norwegian regiment in Scotland. The king penguin -- full name Nils Olav -- became the first black-and-white pint-sized Norwegian Sir with wings after inspecting the Norwegian King\'s Guard, over for Edinburgh\'s annual Military Tattoo. AFP PHOTO/Ed Jones (Photo credit should read ED Jones/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AFP via Getty Images)
'Nils Olav' the penguin receives his kni(03 of10)
Open Image Modal\'Nils Olav\' the penguin receives his knighthood from the Nowegian King\'s Guard at the Edinburgh zoo, on August 15, 2008. A penguin called Nils waddled into the history books Friday when he was knighted by a visiting royal Norwegian regiment in Scotland. The king penguin -- full name Nils Olav -- became the first black-and-white pint-sized Norwegian Sir with wings after inspecting the Norwegian King\'s Guard, over for Edinburgh\'s annual Military Tattoo. AFP PHOTO/Ed Jones (Photo credit should read ED Jones/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AFP via Getty Images)
'Nils Olav' the penguin receives his kni(04 of10)
Open Image Modal\'Nils Olav\' the penguin receives his knighthood from the Nowegian King\'s Guard at the Edinburgh zoo, on August 15, 2008. A penguin called Nils waddled into the history books Friday when he was knighted by a visiting royal Norwegian regiment in Scotland. The king penguin -- full name Nils Olav -- became the first black-and-white pint-sized Norwegian Sir with wings after inspecting the Norwegian King\'s Guard, over for Edinburgh\'s annual Military Tattoo. AFP PHOTO/Ed Jones (Photo credit should read ED Jones/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AFP via Getty Images)
PENGUIN(05 of10)
Open Image ModalNewly promoted penguin, Regimental Sergeant Major Nils Olav, stands to attention before the Norwegian King\'s Guard, led by Second Lieutenant Herbjorn Folvik at Edinburgh zoo, August 17. The penguin was first adopted by the Norwegian King\'s Guard in 1972. and has since been promoted in 1982, (Corporal) and 1987, (sergeant). The Norwegian King\'s Guard is in Edinburgh to perform in the Edinburgh Militay Tattoo (credit:Ian Waldie / Reuters)
PENGUIN(06 of10)
Open Image ModalNewly promoted penguin Regimental Sergeant Major Nils Olav, inspects the Norwegian King\'s Guard at Edinburgh zoo August 17. The penguin was first adopted by the guard on a visit to the Edinburgh Tattoo in 1972, and has been since promoted in 1982, (Corporal) and 1987, (Sergeant). The Norwegian King\'s Guard is in Edinburgh for the Military Tattoo again (credit:Ian Waldie / Reuters)
BRITAIN/(07 of10)
Open Image ModalTourists photograph King penguin Nils Olav as he walks past soldiers from the Norwegian King\'s Guard after he received a Knighthood at Edinburgh Zoo August 15, 2008. Edinburgh Zoo penguin Olav has been an honorary member and mascot of the Norwegian King\'s Guard since the 1980s and was made Honorary Colonel-in-Chief in 2005. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) (credit:David Moir / Reuters)
BRITAIN/(08 of10)
Open Image ModalKing penguin Nils Olav receives a Knighthood from the Norwegian King\'s Guard during a ceremony at Edinburgh zoo , Scotland August 15, 2008. Edinburgh Zoo penguin Olav has been an honorary member and mascot of the Norwegian King\'s Guard since the 1980s and was made Honorary Colonel-in-Chief in 2005. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) (credit:David Moir / Reuters)
BRITAIN/(09 of10)
Open Image ModalKing penguin Nils Olav walks past soldiers from the Norwegian King\'s Guard after he was given a Knighthood at Edinburgh zoo , Scotland August 15, 2008. Edinburgh Zoo penguin Olav has been an honorary member and mascot of the Norwegian King\'s Guard since the 1980s and was made Honorary Colonel-in-Chief in 2005. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) (credit:David Moir / Reuters)
BRITAIN/(10 of10)
Open Image ModalKing penguin Nils Olav walks past soldiers from the Norwegian King\'s Guard after he was given a Knighthood at Edinburgh Zoo August 15, 2008. Edinburgh Zoo penguin Olav has been an honorary member and mascot of the Norwegian King\'s Guard since the 1980s and was made Honorary Colonel-in-Chief in 2005. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) (credit:David Moir / Reuters)