It's all the same cold. What will happen if penguins are transported to the North Pole?

Both the North Pole and the South Pole are equally cold, but if penguins are transported to the North Pole to live, they still can't survive. It's not that penguins can't adapt to the climate in the Arctic, but that penguins are in the Arctic, and they have many natural enemies, such as arctic wolves, arctic foxes, arctic terns, snow birds, snow owls and so on. Penguin is also a kind of bird, but it can't fly, and its actions on land are particularly slow and clumsy, so it is easy to be attacked by other creatures, so even if it reaches the North Pole, it can't survive.

In fact, there were penguins in the Arctic a long time ago. At that time, penguins were called Arctic Giant Penguins. They lived in the Arctic for a long time, but they became extinct in the 16th century. Nordic countries killed many penguins more than 1 years ago. By the 16th century, many western ocean explorers and indigenous peoples in the Arctic began to kill penguins, which led to the extinction of the Arctic penguins.

At present, the polar bear is the strongest in the Arctic, and its fighting capacity is also very strong. The polar bear is a carnivorous animal. It simply hunts and provides food for itself, so the polar bear has a very strong hunting ability. If the penguin is moved to the North Pole, it has no fighting power at all, and can only become the belly of the polar bear.

So if polar bears in the North Pole and penguins in the South Pole are put together, it is a very unwise choice, because penguins directly become the food of polar bears, and the fighting power of polar bears directly crushes penguins. Therefore, for the balance of nature, what human beings can do can only be to maintain the global climate balance and keep all creatures in nature within the normal biological chain. Don't let penguins, a weak animal, be eaten by giant animals such as polar bears, so polar bears can't go to the South Pole and penguins can't go to the North Pole.