What do polar bears camouflage?

Answer 1

Their white coat helps them blend in with their surroundings. XX

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ACTUALLY THEIR FUR IS NOT WHITE. THE HAIRS OF THE TOP LAYER OF FUR ARE LIKE HOLLOW TUBES, AND ARE CLEAR. BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO COLOR OF THEIR OWN, THE HAIRS (FUR) REFLECTS THE SNOW AND APPEARS WHITE. AS THEIR FUR GETS A LITTLE DIRTY, IT CAN PRESENT A YELLOWISH HUE. AND BLENDING IN TO THE SURROUND IS NOT SO MUCH A DEFENSIVE STRATEGY AGAINST HUNTERS, ITS MORE SO THAT THEY CAN HIDE THEMSELVES AND SNEAK UP ON THEIR PREY (PRINCIPALLY SEALS)
They are pretty much the same color as the snow surrounding them, which allows them to blend in and hide from their prey so they can get close enough to catch it.

Answer 2

They are an Apex Predator at the top of the food chain. They do not have any predators with the exception of man and their own kind. Polar bears will fight each other for the right to mate. While Polar Bears aren't territorial when it comes to where they reside, they are extremely aggressive when it come to mating. They are going to challenge each other to determine who will get to mate.

Answer 3

Bears don't generally hide. They are apex predators and are constantly searching for food. They can climb a tree, but a full grown bear does what he/she wants. The only time that you don't see bears is when they are in hibernation.

Answer 4

since polar bears are white they hide by blending in with snow and ice! They do NOT cover their noses with there paws. Nice to imagine they do, but they don't. Sorry.

Answer 5

Being a polar bear, of course it's white! The polar bear hides him or herself with their color, making them hard to find in the white snow.

Answer 6

they cover thier nose because they know it is the only black part on them

Answer 7

A polar bear's white fur helps it blend in with the snow of its habitat.

Answer 8

Polar Bears camouflage snow because of their white fur color.