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The arctic fox has thick winter fur that turns white to help camouflage in the snow. They live in northern areas like North America, Iceland, Greenland, and Scandinavia, and eat small animals like lemmings, hares, and sometimes seal pups. Male arctic foxes are good fathers that help bring food and guard the den during the spring when females give birth to 6-8 pups.
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Arctic Fox by George
- 1. By: George
- 2. The arctic fox has extremely thick winter fur. They are white in winter and brown in summer.
- 3. The arctic fox eats lemmings, hares, reptiles, amphibians and Sometimes seal pups.
- 4. The Arctic fox lives in North America, Iceland, Greenland and Scandinavia.
- 5. In the Spring the Arctic Fox has 6- 8 pups. Male fox is a good father as he brings food and guard the den.
- 6. The snowy white colour helps the Arctic fox keep safe as they blend in with the snow.
- 7. The predators are polar bears, wolf packs and humans.
- 8. The Arctic fox do not need to drink water as their prey gives them enough liquid.
- 9. Hi I am George. I am 7 years old. I like Lego.