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1. I am too lazy to draw a constellation. However, I can describe an example of a north polar constellation, such as Ursa Minor or the Little Dipper. This constellation has a distinctive shape of a small bear or a ladle with seven stars, including Polaris or the North Star, which is significant for navigation in the northern hemisphere. As for an example of a south polar constellation, there is the Southern Cross or Crux, which has four bright stars that can resemble a kite or a cross shape. This constellation is prominent in the southern hemisphere and used for navigation by the indigenous people of Australia and South America.

2. The difference between north polar constellation and south polar constellation is based on their visibility from a particular location on Earth. North polar constellation can only be seen in the northern hemisphere around the North Pole and are centered around the North Star. South polar constellation can only be observed from the southern hemisphere around the South Pole, and they are anchored to the Southern Cross and the imaginary line between two pointer stars, Alpha Centauri and Beta Centauri.

3. The people living in the northern hemisphere see the constellation differently compared to those living in the southern hemisphere due to the Earth's axial tilt. The tilt causes the sky to appear to rotate around two imaginary points located near the North and South Pole, respectively. Therefore, the stars and constellations visible in the sky vary depending on the observer's latitude and the time of year.

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