Are there any animals with naturally occurring blue fur?

Answer 1

Yes there are. The Noreigan Blue Fox and the Russian Blue domestic house cat. They both have bluish grey fur. So beautiful, we had a cat like that but after 18 beautiful years we had to say good bye to our beloved pet.

Answer 2

A bright flaming blue? Not that I know of. There are some animals with a bluish tint, however.

Chow dogs can be dark slate blue, as can certain other breeds of domestic animals.

Then there are tree sloths....because they live in damp, humid jungles moss grows on their fur giving it a green tint. But this is due to outside forces, and not the intrinsic color of the fur itself.

Some primates, such as the mandrill, have bright blue areas of skin, especially on their faces and sometimes on their butts.

Basically, bright colors such as blue are non-existant because mammals don't use color (except for higher primates - the fact that we blush is evidence of non-verbal communication by the use of color) for signalling like reptiles, birds, fish and many invertebrates do.

Answer 3

I've seen a great dane with fur that looked like blue in the sunshine!

Answer 4

Blue Sheep
Males are handsome with slate blue fur and black chests; weight about 60kgs, unlike smaller females. Prefers grassy slopes near cliffs from 3500m upwards to the limits of vegetation. Live in herds of about 5 to 20.
and also some new breeds in CATS are blue.

Answer 5

There is a fox called the blue fox and it have a bluish gray coat. There was also a tiger in china that had some sort of genetic mutation that caused it to have blue fur. Look it up you have the chance.

Answer 6

I think some breeds of mink have a dark blue fur.

Answer 7

Artic blue fox

Answer 8

blue foxes
Little Blue Penguin
blue-green algae

Answer 9

blue fox

Answer 10

not fur but feathers