Java supports runtime polymorphism?

Question

Java supports runtime polymorphism but fails if overridden method is a static method?

Answer 1

As static method associated with a class (with all the instances) it may fail the runtime polymorphism.
But I can see the overriding is still allowed. When I run the following code it runs perfectly without any error. I am not sure
public class TestAnimal {
     public static void main(String[] args){
     Animal A = new Dog();
     A.bark();
class Animal{
     public static void bark(){System.out.println("I don't know how to bark");}
class Dog extends Animal{
     public static void bark(){System.out.println("barking");}
I am not sure if bark() function is not overridden.
Any thoughts?