Why polar bears do not eat penguins?

Polar bears do not consume penguins because both penguins and polar bears live on opposite poles and never encounter one another. Penguins live in Antarctica, while polar bears live in the Arctic. Polar bears are carnivores and rely mainly on bearded and ringed seals for their diet, but they also eat beluga, bowhead whale carcasses and bird eggs. read more

No Polar Bears do not eat penguins because polar bears live in the arctic region (north pole) while penguins live in Antartica and in the southern hemisphere. As both polar bears and penguins live poles apart so there is no chance for the polar bears to eat penguins. read more

Polar bears (if at all) eat penguins only when the primary diet is scarce. But penguins do not make up the ecosystem of the arctic. Yet another reason as to why polar bears would not have preferred to prey on penguins is that birds such as this cannot provide sufficient protein for young bears to survive the frigid arctic weather. read more