In which polar region do penguins live naturally?
Correct answer: B. Antarctica and the southern hemisphere, not the Arctic
- A. The Arctic
- B. Antarctica and the southern hemisphere, not the Arctic
- C. Both poles equally
- D. Only the North Pole
Explanation
Penguins are southern-hemisphere birds; none live naturally in the Arctic.
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