14. Give an example of three adaptations in polar bears. Be sure to state how each trait is an adaptation.

Adaptations

Explanation:

1). "White" fur- Polar bears are well known for this adaptation, white fur. Their fur is actually clear, but gives the appearance of being white. This is so they can blend into their environment.

2). Fur and fat- They have very thick layers of fur and fat, to help keep them warm(insulate them), as their habitat is extremely cold. This prevents things like hypothermia and frostbite.

3). Large feet- Their feet are quite large, which gives them an advantage. It results in more even, spread out weight distribution, and gives them a better grip on the ice.

Here's an extra:

4). Greasy coat- Polar bears are excellent swimmers, and as a result of their swimming habits, they actually have a greasy coat. This grease is much like oils a duck or goose(or other aquatic aviary species) have. It causes water to roll off of them, meaning they're considered hydrophobic.

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