Which term describes camouflage in snowy environments?

• A. White fur advantage.
• B. Water cycle energy source.
• C. Endocrine system function.
• D. Eclipse phenomenon.

Answer: (A)

Camouflage in snowy environments relies on coloration that blends with the background, helping animals avoid detection. The term white fur advantage describes how having white fur can mask an animal against the snow, making it harder for predators to spot it and for prey to notice it. In winter, many species develop or molt to pale coats, increasing their chances of survival by blending into the snowy landscape. The other options relate to unrelated ideas—energy sources in the water cycle, hormone system functions, or an astronomical event—so they don’t address camouflage.