Brown bears travel through these areas. So wildlife photographer sets up camera traps there.
As he was going through the records he had just gotten, the man suddenly realized that a very strange bear. Completely unlike any of his family members he had entered the lens.
A strange forest resident was visible on camera thanks to the photographer’s visit to the location where the camera was set up.
On Canada’s west coast, the photographer was capturing images in inaccessible locations. Numerous brown and black bears were seen on camera before a bear that initially appeared to be white entered the frame.
However, the animal’s anatomy and features were very different from those of a real polar bear, which occasionally wanders through this area.
The photographer gave the neighborhood animal protection service the finished photos and video.
It is highly likely that the photographer encountered a rather uncommon Kermode bear. A cub with white fur can be born to two black bears; hence, this is not a mutation.
If both parents carry the recessive allele of the color gene, this will take place. In this instance, there is a one in four possibility of a polar bear cub being born.
