How does polar bears fur turn yellow?

Polar Bears are not yellow. They have black skin and white fur. They are probably.

The polar bears fur is transparent.

yes they do. Polar bears have white fur a nd black fur

yes, polar bears have fur.

The fur is actually transparent and has no color but appears white.

Polar bears are black with white-appearing translucent fur.

No. polar bears have clear fur. not white

Polar bears are black skinned with white fur (actually the fur is hollow and colorless).

Polar bears do not change their fur color they do not change, they may shed but they do not change.

Polar bears need much fur to keep warm in the cold artic. This is why polar bears are adapted to the artic. Because they have so much fur to use for such cold weather.

the polar bears fur sits down flat in summer in winter their fur is all fluffed up

They don't, the fur is actually almost colorless. The polar bears skin is in fact black.

no silly it has white fur

A polar bear has a heavy body with strong and muscular legs. They have short, thick, white fur that covers their whole body which helps them to swim. They also have a short tail. They have webbed feet that helps them to swim. But, what most people dont know is that a polar bears skin is actually black. An adults fur looks a little yellow and a cubs (baby polar bears) fur is white. Another…

Oh yes, polar bears are covered in fur, which is white in color. They have four legs.