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Did you know? The fur of a Polar Bear is not White, but transparent

The sunlight gets trapped in the fur and gives it luminescent properties, making the bear appear as if it has White fur.

The sunlight gets trapped in the fur and gives it luminescent properties, making the bear appear as if it has White fur.

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I dunno man, they eat rotted whale carcass as a delicacy

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