Happy Feet, the famous wrong way penguin who won hearts around the globe when he landed in New Zealand in June is lost again, and experts aren't expecting a Disney style happy ending.

After being released into the ocean earlier this month, the confused emperor penguin is missing, reported the Guardian.co.uk, and experts presume the waddling celebrity has been eaten.

Concerns were raised when Happy Feet's tracker stopped sending signals on his trip back home to Antarctica. Nothing has been heard from him since Friday, when he should have been halfway there.

Happy Feet, the wrong way penguin who landed on a New Zealand beach in June, is now on his way back home to Antarctica with an astounding number of people from around the world following his movements.

Close to a million fans have logged on to nzemperor.com to track his whereabouts!

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Happy Feet needed 24/7 treatment and a life-saving surgery at the Wellington Zoo before his release, complete with a GPS tracker glued to his body, on Sunday.

The 3 ft. tall emperor penguin initially swam in the wrong direction, causing gasps in more than a dozen languages among Happy Feet's Twitter followers.

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Some "deviations in his swimming course" were expected, one of the experts said.  He did end up in New Zealand after all.

Fortunately, the little guy has now corrected course and is heading south. He still has more than 200 miles ahead of him before he will hopefully rejoin the penguin nation.

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