Learn why polar bears appear white but actually have black skin in a way that's easy for young children to understand.
Your sentence is almost correct! A better way to say it is: "Polar bears look white, but they have black skin." The word "look" needs to match well with the rest of the sentence, and adding a comma before "but" makes it easier to read.
So remember: "Polar bears look white, but they have black skin."
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