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An albino penguin born in a zoo in the Polish city of Gdańsk – the only one of its kind kept in captivity in the world – has been chosen as penguin of the year in an international contest. Five-year-old female African penguin Kokosanka (pictured above) won almost 83% of public votes cast in the final round of March Of The Penguin Madness, an annual contest organised by Penguins International, an organisation committed to preserving and protecting penguins. That placed her well ahead of her two US-based rivals: Pearl, an emperor penguin chick from SeaWorld in San Diego, and Littlefoot, a king penguin from the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium. As a reward for her success, Kokosanka (whose name refers in Polish to a kind of coconut macaroon) was presented by staff at her zoo with a cake made from herring caught in the nearby Baltic Sea, her favourite snack.