Arctic fox
Vulpes lagopus
Animal
Arctic Fox
The Arctic fox, a small and nimble mammal, is perfectly adapted to life in the frigid Arctic tundra. Boasting a beautiful white coat in winter that provides camouflage against the snow, it changes to a brown or gray hue in the summer months. This fox’s thick fur, bushy tail, and compact body shape help it conserve heat in the extreme cold. A true survivor, the Arctic fox feeds on a variety of prey, from lemmings to birds, and can endure the harshest of conditions. Its playful nature and adaptability make it a captivating symbol of the Arctic’s wild beauty.
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Animals: Arctic Fox
Arctic fox
Vulpes lagopus
Articles
Conservation & population
How many Arctic foxes are left in the world?
There are several hundred thousand Arctic foxes in the world, according to the IUCN Red List, which lists the species…
Adaptations
What are the adaptations of an arctic fox?
The 3 key adaptations of an arctic fox, sorted into structural, behavioural and physiological, with a labelled diagram, myths, a…

