- Camouflage is a kind of adaptation for hiding in an environment
- An example of camouflage is organism having the same color as its environment
- Therefore, an organism having the same color as its environment is a kind of adaptation for hiding in that environment

- An organism having the same color as its environment is a kind of adaptation for hiding in that environment
- White fur is white in color
- Hence, an organism having white fur is an adaptation for hiding in white environments

- The statement "Refracting sunlight / light causes sunlight / light to split into different colors" is irrelevant

- An organism having white fur is an adaptation for hiding in white environments
- The arctic environment is white in color from being covered in snow
- Therefore, an organism having white fur is an adaptation for hiding in arctic environments

- An organism having white fur is an adaptation for hiding in arctic environments
- Adaptation has a positive impact on the survival of individual organisms
- Hence, an organism having white fur has a positive impact on that organism's survival in arctic environments

Hence, an organism having white fur has a positive impact on that organism's survival in arctic environments
Q: In which environment is white fur color an advantage for survival?
Context:
- Adaptation has a positive impact on the survival of individual organisms 
- The arctic environment is white in color from being covered in snow 
- Camouflage is a kind of adaptation for hiding in an environment 
- An example of camouflage is organism having the same color as its environment 
- Refracting sunlight / light causes sunlight / light to split into different colors
- White fur is white in color