Polar bear standing on a flat ice floe
An arctic scene featuring a polar bear standing upright on a flat ice floe floating in the cold ocean.

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Polar Bear Standing on an Arctic Ice Floe
This page depicts a solitary polar bear standing on a flat ice floe drifting in the Arctic Ocean. The icy setting represents the specialized marine habitat where these massive white bears spend their lives.
Adaptations of Apex Predators in Arctic Regions
Polar bears are classified as marine mammals because they spend most of their lives on sea ice rather than dry land. Beneath their thick white fur, polar bears have pitch-black skin that absorbs heat from the sun to keep them warm in subzero weather. A thick layer of blubber beneath their skin acts as insulation against freezing water temperatures when they swim between ice floes.
True Colors of Arctic Polar Bears
- Polar bear fur: Creamy white, pale ivory, or yellowish white
- Polar bear skin and nose: Jet black skin beneath the fur and a shiny black nose
- Polar bear eyes: Dark brown or black
- Ice floe and ocean: Glacial white, icy blue, turquoise, and deep ocean blue





