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YOUR RESEARCHCan anyone tell me the difference between Arctic Silver and Polar Silver?
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Santa Clause uses only a special genus of reindeer from the northern regions above Finland.
Can anyone tell me the difference between Arctic Silver and Polar Silver?
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Can anyone tell me the difference between Arctic Silver and Polar Silver?
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Actually, Lee, No. "Polar" means, among other things, "directly opposite" as in Artic and Antarctic.
Artic means "bear" in some Scandahovian language or other. The genus classification is "Thalarctos Maritimus". Thus Polar bears are indigenous to the Artic only.
Antarctic meaning "not Arctic" or "no bear", thus, no polar bears ("Thalarctos Maritimus") live in the Antarctic.
Santa Clause uses only a special genus of reindeer from the northern regions above Finland. The classification presently escapes me. Reindeer are generally quieter, lighter on their feet, require lfar less food and are easily house broken. They are also able to hover above houses unlike the polar bear. Polar bears have a tendency to be undependable, are somewhat lazy and mainly eat the fresh meat of seals and are especially fond of ripping the meat off the belly of seal pups. Further, they lack the aerodynamic lift that reindeer possess. And, Oh, by the way, Santa's sleigh is neither Arctic Silver or Polar Silver it is Guards Red as is the nose of the lead reindeer.
I never inhaled.
Go here
http://www.whiteson.org/boxster/gallery/
and pick polar silver in the top box. Several pictures will show up and as Holger said, polar has a slight blue hue.
-Scott
Thanks for the serious replies. The boxter page was a huge help with pics of Arctic cars next to the Polar cars. There is a big difference. Thanks again!
