How Computers came to Antarctica

As a young penguin, Xavier liked to invent machines... out of snow. Many people would think this was impossible, and it is-in the human world. In the penguin world, it is different. Penguins have a different way of seeing things. They could look at a lump of snow and think. "I think that lump of snow would be perfect for making a lamp!".

Now, Xavier started inventing things when he was about 1 year old. It all started when he built an electric toboggan. The leader of his penguin school found out about Xavier's invention and sent him into the human world to show this to a fanous human inventor.

The inventor liked Xavier's creation, but didn't think that it would be very popular with other humans. The inventor told Xavier about some inventions that were popular, such as the computer and the internet. When the inventor showed Xavier how the computer worked, Xavier said "I know the perfect lump of snow at home to make one of these!". He then thanked the inventor and went home. At home, he used that lump of snow to make the computer, and it was a huge sucess.

And that is how computers came to Antarctica.