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White tigers have enzymes in their fur which react to temperature causing them to grow darker in cold. They produce a mutated form of tyrosinase, an enzyme used in the production of melanin, which only functions at certain temperatures (below 98 degrees F), and causes the fur to become a slightly cream color.
