Why don't polar bears eat penguins ????

Answer 1

You surely mean at the zoo?? The zoo keepers don't like to feed them to the Polar Bears they really are too valuable..

Since you of course know they don't live in the same parts of the world.

LOL, Jeff M Simoneaux

Answer 2

Because polar bears are extinct.
The last ones were seen 104 years ago by a leprechaun sailing north from Ireland, he sailed to a gigantic frozen battle field, where he saw a giant army of penguins surrounded the last surviving polar bears, the penguins melted the ice, drowning the bears in a horrific display or white fur and air bubbles.
after that the penguins migrated south to Antarctica and ave lived happily since. mean while up north, conservation groups set up holograms of polar bears so that everybody thinks they're still around (that's also why you're not allowed to go closer than 10 meters to a polar bear).

Answer 3

Polar bears dont eat penguins, because the two animals are in two different regions on earth. Polar bears are up north in the Arctic, while penguins are down south in the Antarctic. :)

Answer 4

Mainly because they are situated in different parts of the planet. One is up North and the other is down South. Did you think it was because Polar Bears don't like white and black meat?

Answer 5

because they don't live in the same part of the world. polar bears only live in the north and penguins only live in the south

Answer 6

because polar bears live in the north pole or in canada, the penguins live in antarctica, do you think they're gonna migrate that far just for some "frozen chicken"?

Answer 7

because they have peckers on their faces? ;)