Question

Why do polar bears have white fur?

• A. Thick fat layer
• B. White fur on the body
• C. Coloured fur on the body
• D. Very small size

Answer 1

The correct option is A

Thick fat layer

The white fur of the polar bear is camouflage against the ice allowing them to blend into their environment and sneak up on their prey. Polar bears are usually top carnivores and they are mostly hunted by humans. There is also a thick layer of blubber that helps insulate the polar bear from the cold.