5 animals that turn white during winter 

In winter, many animals turn white to blend into the snowy environment and protect themselves from predators.

Here are five animals that turn white during winter

This small rabbit changes its fur to white in winter to blend in with the snow.

Snowshoe Hare

The Arctic fox has a thick, white coat in winter. This coat keeps it warm and helps it camouflage in the snow, making it harder for prey to spot.

Arctic Fox

Snowy owls are large, white birds with black markings. Their white feathers help them blend in with the snowy environment, making it easier to hunt and avoid predators.

Snowy Owl

While polar bears' fur isn't actually white, it looks white because it reflects sunlight. 

Polar Bear

The ermine changes from brown to white in winter.

Ermine

This color change is crucial for their survival, temperature regulation, and hunting.