Negative brownie points to anyone who feels it necessary to point out that penguins and polar bears do not cross paths in the wild! (Oops, I guess that would include me...)
(cartoon courtesy of Alex Hallatt, Creator of Arctic Circle cartoons)
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It's OK, the cartoonist pointed out early in the series that the three penguins accidentally got themselves into the wrong hemisphere and set up home there.