Who can I see on the ice floe? Rating of popular answers

Each of us has a favorite TV show, which we watch constantly or periodically. One of the interesting examples is in the form of competitions, where ordinary people take part. The program is called "One to One". Participants should guess the most popular answers to the unusual questions that ordinary passers-by tried to answer on the street. We will consider in detail one of them: about who can be seen on the ice. We learn the options from the program and offer a couple of their own.

Answers from the transfer

Who can I see on the ice floe? In one of the issues, the participants answered this question. We will find out what options the passers-by offered. So, you can see:

• Penguin;
• Bear;
• Walrus;
• Fisherman;
• Seal;
• Rights.

The teams were very close to the right answers to the question of who can be seen on the ice floe. They gave the following answers:

• Penguin;
• Fisherman;
• Polar explorer;
• Walrus;
• Seal;
• Bear.

Reality

In fact, each of the options is logical and has the right to exist. As you know, penguins live in the waters of the Antarctic, New Zealand and appear with cold currents off the southern coasts of Australia, Africa and South America. It is likely that they will drift on the ice floes and move freely from them ashore. Walruses live mainly in the Pacific Ocean and are very rare in the Atlantic, where a decrease in population is noted. Their limbs are more like legs than fins, but they easily move in the water. It can be assumed who to see on a huge ice floe is real, in addition to penguins and walruses. Seals live in cold and temperate waters, occur in both hemispheres and even in fresh water bodies, such as Lake Baikal and Lake Ladoga. The option of seeing a seal on an ice floe is very likely. In turn, polar bears are typical residents of the Arctic, they live in cold conditions and fish in the water. Fishermen and polar explorers, that is, people in general, can also be seen drifting, for example, when they went across the river on ice during its melting, and a huge piece lagged behind the total mass.

Other possible options

In the broadcast "One Hundred To One" only the 6 most popular answers are used, but in fact there can be much more. For example, here's who you can see on the ice:

• The hero of the cartoon is the bear Umka, who went in search of a friend;
• Rescued passengers "Titanic" or other vessel;
• Madagascar penguins, also cartoon heroes, who often move this way.

But seriously, on the ice can be anyone, because life is often very unpredictable.