Do polar bears eat pinguin's?

Question

i know the answer, just curious who else might know.

Answer 1

Polar bears are animals of the Arctic which is in the northern hemisphere. Penguins are southern hemisphere birds found from the Antarctic to the equator. Polar bears and penguins do not meet.

That being said, the original penguin was the Great Auk of the northern hemisphere. The Great Auk, the largest of the auks and flightless, became extinct in the middle of the 19th century due to human predation. It is quite likely that polar bears would have killed and eaten great auks when they were alive. This means that polar bears once ate penguins but they don't any more.

Answer 2

Fish, Walrus, Seals, genuinely some thing they could capture. i'm no longer 100% positive yet i imagine I undergo in recommendations seeing a particular on the discovery channel about how a polar undergo, male or woman, will kill and probably eat yet another polar bears cubs if the prospect arises.

Answer 3

Penguins live in the southern hemisphere (close to the south pole). Polar bears live in the northern hemisphere (close to the north pole). Neither species have ever seen each other (except in zoos).

Answer 4

Since penguins live at the south pole and polar bears live in the north.....no.

Answer 5

polar bears have never seen penguins
if there was one in front of them ,they would eat it in an instant

but they are half a world away
the bears are on the northpole and the penguins are arround Antarctica

Answer 6

yes penguins live in antartica and so do polar bears and in canda so yes they do