Polar bears do not generally wear a back pack, or walk upright. Also, scarves and snowshoes are not normally associated with either polar bears or penguins, whether in the artic or elsewhere. And why is there a bunny on the sign, wouldn't it be frozen? Wouldn't the polar bear eat it (and the penguin)?
Its sorta obvious now, but if you know anything about animals, you know penguins do not belong in the Northpole, or even next to a potential predator. So, I leave my wisdom in this little commen board... Anyway, I love this site!
Penguins are only found in the ANTarctic, not the arctic.
ReplyDelete(And I'm not sure - can a waxing or waning crescent moon can ever take that orientation?)
No penguins.....
ReplyDeleteThough maybe an introduced penguin flock would make for an interesting change of diet for the bears.
Polar bears do not generally wear a back pack, or walk upright. Also, scarves and snowshoes are not normally associated with either polar bears or penguins, whether in the artic or elsewhere. And why is there a bunny on the sign, wouldn't it be frozen? Wouldn't the polar bear eat it (and the penguin)?
ReplyDeleteIts sorta obvious now, but if you know anything about animals, you know penguins do not belong in the Northpole, or even next to a potential predator. So, I leave my wisdom in this little commen board... Anyway, I love this site!
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