Animals that turn white in winter for survival

Arctic Fox: These foxes turns white to blend in the snow, aiding in hunting and avoiding predators.

Snowshoe hare: They change their fur to a white color in winter, providing camouflage from predators like lynx and owls.

Ptarmigan: They change their plumage to white in winter, enabling them to be less visible against the snow

Ermine: Ermines, also known as stoats, change their brown fur to white in winter, aiding in camouflage and hunting in snowy habitats.

Mountain hare: Mountain hares in regions like Scotland and the Alps turn white in winter, matching the snow to avoid detection by predators.

Polar Bear: Their white fur isn't just for camouflage but also helps them retain heat and stay warm in the extreme cold of the Arctic, where they hunt seals on sea ice.

Snow Leopard: Their thick fur helps them endure cold climates, and their light gray coat with dark rosettes provides effective camouflage in snowy environments.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports