If penguins are transported to the North Pole, will they survive?

In fact, the "Arctic Giant Penguin" lived in the Arctic a long time ago, but is now extinct.

The "Arctic Giant Penguin" is 60 centimeters tall, has a brown head and black back feathers, and has a gentlemanly demeanor. They live in the currents of Scandinavia, Canada and northern Russia, as well as on all Arctic and sub-Arctic islands, and once numbered in the millions.

About 1,000 years ago, Vikings discovered giant penguins. From then on, the big penguin's doom came. Especially after the 16th century, with the rise of Arctic exploration, giant penguins became the targets of explorers, navigators, and indigenous residents. Long-term indiscriminate hunting has led to the extinction of Arctic great penguins.

The ancestors of the penguins living in the Antarctic area today, the fulmarids, developed south of the equator. Scientists speculate that the reason why they do not continue to advance northward into the northern hemisphere may be that penguins cannot tolerate the warm water of the tropics. The northernmost limit of their distribution range is very consistent with the area with an average annual temperature of 20°C. Warm equatorial currents and higher temperatures create a natural barrier that prevents penguins from crossing the equator and heading north. They can only live in areas where water from Antarctic melting ice or colder currents from the deep sea passes.

Both the Antarctic and the Arctic belong to cold zones, and the surrounding seas are covered by thick ice all year round. What would happen if the living environments of penguins in the Antarctic and white bears in the Arctic were swapped? The Arctic is almost entirely covered by thick ice. Covered in ice, if penguins were allowed to live in the Arctic, they would no longer be able to catch fish to eat. Because the Arctic fish they want to eat live in the deep ocean. If a white bear were allowed to live in the Antarctic, it might be able to survive. .Because there are seals they eat there, and on the vast Antarctic sea, there are drift ice of all sizes, as well as countless krill and fish.

Maybe penguins could survive in the past, but I believe The time required is not something a person can wait for in his lifetime.