This unusual Arctic fox behavior is part of how these animals survive in the tundra. While most of the world remains dormant around these predators, they at least are equipped to survive and ...

Arctic foxes are omnivores, eating everything that their tundra habitat provides. In summer, the environment bustles with tasty options: voles and other small mammals, birds, frogs, berries ...

They measure three feet from nose to tail and weigh between six and 12 pounds. HABITAT: Arctic foxes live in Arctic and alpine tundra, in coastal areas, on ice floes, and north of the tree line. RANGE ...

Mark Williams (UK/Canada) spots an Arctic fox in the distance, moving across the tundra. A glimpse of movement across the treeless tundra caught Mark’s eye. Through binoculars he spotted an Arctic fox ...

It has none of the polar bear’s soulfulness, or the snowy owl’s spooky majesty, or even the dewy white fairy-tale mischievousness of the Arctic fox ... trapped on the tundra by researchers ...

For example, the red fox has been moving northward into the tundra, following the expansion of shrubs, which has been linked to declines of the smaller, less dominant tundra-dwelling Arctic fox.

Animals have had to adapt to the tundra climate in ways that keep them warm and help them find food. Thick fur and small ears help the Arctic fox retain body heat The Arctic fox lives in a cold ...

She then explains how the barberry plant has adapted to survive the harsh weather before explaining how the Arctic fox and the Musk ox have adapted to survive in the Tundra ecosystem. Ferne then ...