Are polar bears white all around?

Answer 1

Yes. Bears that were colors other than white would not have been able to hunt for food in the arctic, and would have died off. Only white bears would survive. After a while, there are only white bears.

Answer 2

• Yes. The only time the fur would not be white is if it rolled into something. A polar bear is born white and remains that way its entire life. You may sometimes see a polar bear look a little yellow-ish. This has nothing to do with the seasons but is because the polar bear's fur has become dirty. Just as a white cat or dog's fur would turn a yellowish, brownish color if it had become dirty or wet, so does a polar bear's.

Further information:

In actual fact, polar bears have transparent fur over black skin. Reflection of the sunlight from the densely packed transparent hairs makes polar bears seem to be white. The bears' black skin absorbs heat from the sun. The transparent fur is made up of hollow hairs called guard hairs. These air-filled guard hairs help transmit heat from the sunlight to the polar bear's black skin as a solar heat collector. In turn, the reflection stops the heat being lost from their black skin. So - as long as they are in white snow, their fur is white. Were they to be taken to another environment, then their fur would take on the hues of that environment.

Answer 3

Yes, they're white all year. Polar bears occur naturally in the Arctic (close to the North Pole). You can also find them in zoos and animal parks. Of course, if you lived in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, the Polar bears would come to find YOU.

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Answer 4

no
yes

they never change colour even in the summer!

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polar bears are never white their hair/fur is clear so it makes it look white

Answer 5

no their skin is black but they have white fur because they have to hide then catch their prey

Answer 6

because its white there all year round

Answer 7

Yes.