Is this real? ---The world's first Golden King Penguin in Antarctica

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Belgian photographer Adams shared a group of photos of the golden penguin on the Internet, the first Golden King Penguin ever found, the Daily Mail reported. Adams revealed that this group of photos was accidentally taken by him during the Antarctic scientific expedition in 2019. According to expert analysis, although this Golden King Penguin looks very powerful, it should be suffering from albinism and will not produce melanin. Interestingly, penguins use some yellow feathers to attract the opposite sex, but it's not clear whether the unexpected gold will make this king penguin more popular, and how it will affect its life span. I want to know if the emergence of golden penguins is due to the impact of human beings on the climate!