Yes, a Polar bear's fur is white because they evolved it as camoflauge and to keep warm better in the arctic. it is a genetic trait passed down each generation of polar bears.
No. polar bears have clear fur. not white
The fur is transparent but appears white.
Polar Bear hair is a clear hollow tube and there skin is actally white
Typically white if you are talking fur. If you're talking about the fur, it is a standard peach color.
their white fur
thick white fur
It is not the fur that insulates the polar bear. The polar bear's skin is black, so it absorbs heat and keeps heat inside the body. The white fur is merely for camouflage.
since polar bears live in snowy regions their white fur blends in with the snow
Yes, it is, but the snow and ice surrounding the polar bear causes it to look white. Snow caught onto the polar bear also gives this effect.
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their white fur help them blend in with the snow polar bears fur insn't really white each piece is a clear hollow tube that keeps heat from escaping the polar bear
so it can blend in with the snow