Is winter over?

I'm still on time to catch winter pets?
Dont even know what those are, could use the filter to find seasonal pets
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Alekz wrote:Is winter over?
I'm still on time to catch winter pets?
Quintessence wrote:Alekz wrote:Is winter over?
I'm still on time to catch winter pets?
Don't worry, there's still plenty of time to catch the Snowy Owl. The seasonal pets follow the Northern Hemisphere seasons; winter ends March 19 of this year.
Echinacea wrote:what are the spring and fall pets?
That's NOT Northern Hemisphere standards.. That's USA standards..Quintessence wrote:Alekz wrote:Is winter over?
I'm still on time to catch winter pets?
Don't worry, there's still plenty of time to catch the Snowy Owl. The seasonal pets follow the Northern Hemisphere seasons; winter ends March 19 of this year.
FuxieDK wrote:That's NOT Northern Hemisphere standards.. That's USA standards..
In Denmark, winter starts EXACTLY 1/12 and ends EXACTLY 28/2 (29 on leap year)..Kendrah wrote:FuxieDK wrote:That's NOT Northern Hemisphere standards.. That's USA standards..
No, it's not. The US uses the solar calender just like every other country does. Winter officially starts in the US on December 21 (ish.) Please don't equate someone not knowing the exact start of winter with the whole country...That's a wide brush to use for one short question.
Besides, the Snowy Owl was originally put out in November so I think there's probably that misinformation floating around.
FuxieDK wrote:...so your "every other country" statement does not apply..
FuxieDK wrote:It have ALWAYS been that way, so your "every other country" statement does not apply..
Chromie wrote:That was more clear infoAnd nice to know u can confirm it urself, i would hope WCP would add this to the pet-info tab so there is an easy way to look it up in the future
Gwenolyn wrote:Now let's discuss the metric system...
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