Apolar bear has thick, white fur that camouflages it when it sits on snow. which type of adaptation is this modification?
structural
natural
functional
behavioral

The correct answer is Behavioral adaptation.

There are two types of fur found on the body of the polar that is found in the colder regions.

The two layers of fur white above brown helps them to camouflages to the ice present around them. The white colored fur is present throughout the time when there is snow around them.

The brown colored fur appears when there is summer and the brown colored fur allows them to camouflage the environment.

This helps in increasing the chances of survival by hiding from predators.

Volant adaptation refers to the adaptations done by those animals which have an aerial mode of life or spend most of their time flying. They need to maintain their body in air and adapt for propulsion as well. -forelimbs modified into wings to help flying. -body covered with feathers.

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