What about the ones in the zoo?
The 0.6% being born in Africa:
New Zealand also has penguins. But there is no (map) love for NZ.
And this is how I learn that there are no Arctic penguins.
Arctic actually means land without penguins, and Antarctic means land with penguins.
It’s actually bears. The north is named by the Greeks after the Ursa Major constellation in the north literally “big bear”. So it’s the bear place. While the south is the opposite of the bears.
Happy coincidence it ended up matching polar bear ranges.
its the other way round for bears i think
But the bear referenced there is not the animal but the constellation…
Arctic = towards the bear, so north
Antarctic = the opposite (=ant[i]) direction
Bear without penguins and bear with penguins? I’m no bearologist but I don’t think that’s right.
