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By: Angela Shen

COMIC: Panel 1 features a CBA news anchor, smiling at a bewildered groundhog while saying, "It seems like this year's spring will be early!" Panel 2 features a sleepy groundhog saying to its partner in their habitat, 'The groundhogs' hole,' "Do they know u woke up early? Ugh, it's cold . . ." while the other groundhog responds, "I was hungry . . ."
ILLUSTRATION: Angela Shen / The Peak
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