Although while polar bears usually look white, their fur isn’t white at all. And their skin is black! Polar bear fur is actually see-through, but it takes on a white color because of its structure.

Polar bears aren't actually white. Their color is determined by the lighting and climate of their surroundings. Following is a transcript of the video. Polar bears aren't actually white.Turns out ...

Polar bear fur, which appears white, is not actually colored in this way. Instead, the fur is translucent, and its structure reflects and scatters light, giving the bear its white appearance.