Dr. Evil :)

so I was looking at another thread about the differant species that live in the north and south poles. the OP asked why this happens and they don't just move along the ice wall such that both places would have the same species. your response was

"The North and South poles are not connected by the ice wall (aka Antarctica)."

how is this possible in FE theory? everything I have read thus far suggests that there is a continuos ice wall around the edge of the earth. This has been shown in several FE maps and used as an explanation for why the water doesn't just fall off the edge of the earth. I was hoping you might shed a little more light on this subject.

This is how:

that's the map that I am talking about. it looks to me that the ice wall is continuos and there should be no reason why animals could not easily migrate from the "north pole" to the "south pole"

The north pole is the ice in the center.

The north pole is the ice in the center.

ahhh yeah I see now. how could I have been so foolish?

You didn't use the search function. That's how.