Hi Chen, and the group,
Nice one (or should that be n-ice one??).
Dr Jim wrote:
>"Actually, the darn things (polar bears) are black with white fur:-)"
I hate to disagree, but the bears' fur is not white! It is actually
pigment-free and transparent with a hollow core.
They look white because the hollow core reflects the light.
The young are whiter than adults, who turn more yellow with age.
73 for now
Phil GU0SUP
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