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There could be various reasons for SVG to fail to display in Safari, but work properly in Chrome. Here are a few possible ones:

1. Browser compatibility issues: Safari and Chrome may use different rendering engines to display SVG graphics, which can lead to compatibility problems.

2. Plugin or extension conflicts: Safari may have conflicting plugins or extensions that prevent it from displaying SVG graphics correctly, while Chrome may not have those conflicts.

3. Missing plugins: Safari may require some plugins to properly display SVG graphics, which are not installed or activated on the system, while Chrome may not need those plugins.

4. Security settings: Safari may have strict security settings that prevent it from displaying certain types of SVG graphics, while Chrome may have less strict security settings.

5. Cache issues: Safari may be using an older version of the SVG graphic from its cache, while Chrome may retrieve the latest version from the server. This can cause display problems in Safari.