[ SECRET POST #3776 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3776 ⌋

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[French politics / My Little Pony]


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Comments

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[thewakokid]

So where do polar bears live?

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[(Anonymous)]

Within the the arctic circle

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[thewakokid]

Yep, but as there's no landmass near the north pole, why arwnthey called polar bears?

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[(Anonymous)]

it's still the polar region...

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[thewakokid]

I'm looking at a map and I gotta say... I'd not count any of those area as anywhere near the Pole

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[cakemage]

They live in the icier parts of the Arctic Circle. You can find them in Alaska, Canada, Russia, Greenland and Norway, usually near water.

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[thewakokid]

So not at the poles?

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing* lives at the south pole, either, even though there's solid ground there.

*Not counting scientists in parkas.

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[greghousesgf]

don't penguins live there?

Re: Today I learned the obvious fact...

[(Anonymous)]

They live around the edges of Antarctica and neighboring islands, which puts them about as far from the south pole as polar bears are from the north pole. They also live in places like South America and New Zealand.