In one recent Garfield Sunday strip, Jon asks Garfield why he wants to go to the North Pole and Garfield tells him in mime that it's because of "birds in tuxedos who can't fly." In other words, penguins. PENGUINS ARE ONLY FOUND AT THE SOUTH POLE!!!
It's a comic. Comics don't have to make sense.
(The S walks by window) Hmmm hmmm hmmm hmm hmm... (Simpsons joke)
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Aximili writes:
Or maybe Jon misunderstood Garfield.
Let's face it, a man that starts to go to the beach with no shorts on obviously isn't that smart
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tiamot writes:
It is inaccurate to say that penguins are only found at the South Pole! I live in Norway, of which 1/3 lies above the Arctic Circle. Penguins are found on the islands of Svalbard which lie deep into the Arctic Circle between the 71st° and 81st° Northern parallels. That's pretty darn close to the North Pole!
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opermonkey writes:
I agree, it is a comic strip. Notice how fast Garfield eats 10 pans of Lasagna? Id like to meet a human that could do that, let alone a cat.
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bda85 writes:
Tiamot, don't you mean puffins? These are small penguin-like birds who also live in the northern hemisphere. However they are not penguins, because they can FLY!!! Penguins only live in the southern hemisphere. The most northern place you can find them is on the Galapagos Islands, to the west of South America. You should learn your biology better!
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tom bombadil writes:
Maybe the airport is south so he can get there faster. Or in Garfield's case the post office.
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Bubub writes:
There are penguins on philip island in Australia
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chelsea writes:
Tiamot is right. Penguins can even be found in Australia.