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This document provides information about various Arctic animals through images and captions. It describes animals such as grizzly bears, polar foxes, wolverines, Canada lynx, red foxes, ermines, caribou, polar bears, Arctic hares, musk oxen, lemmings, Tundra swans, Atlantic puffins, Arctic ducks, and snowy owls. For each, it highlights traits like their size, diet, habitat, and physical characteristics that help them survive in the cold climate.
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- 3. This is a grizzly bear and it can weight about 330 to 855 pounds. Bears like this have amazing strength to kill they prey. Grizzly bears usually eat berries, fish and sometimes squirrels.
- 4. This is a Polar Fox or you can also call it the white fox. This arctic fox makes its home in small burrows in the frost free ground. The mating seasons is on May and February. Its size is big like a original house cat. The polar fox has short legs and a bushy tail. Polar fox have long fur to keep them warm and cozy. That is a polar fox sleeping in the snow
- 5. • This animal usually digs and climbs to survive in the cold snow. The wolverine is in the same family as the river otters and same family as the weasel too.
- 6. The Canada lynx hunts for snowshoe rabbits and they run fast on the snow because of their giant paws. The Canada lynx has really long fur to keep them warm. This animal is a part of the cat family too.
- 7. The red fox is really really fast hunter. The red fox was known in the 1885. This animal is a part of the dog family too. Most of red foxes are found in Canada.
- 8. This is a ermine and these are other names for them: Short tailed weasel, Stout, and Royskatt. The ermine is found all over Canada, northern USA, and Eurasia. This animal lives in the Tundra and Taiga.
- 9. This is a Caribou another word Reindeer. A Caribou has giant horns that spread out. Male Caribou's have long horns but female Caribou's have shorter horns. Caribou are animals that usually live in a herd. People also drink Caribou milk.
- 10. • This type of polar bear has white fur to bled in the snow. It also has white fur so its camouflage. The polar bear eats fish, small animals and other smaller things.
- 11. • The arctic hare live in Canada and eats, woody plants, mosses, lichens, buds, berries, leaves, seaweed, bark, willow twigs and roots. The arctic hare has short thick hair to keep it warm in the cold snow.
- 12. • The musk ox are vegetarians and they always live in a herd. The musk ox can conserve water for a month. Living in a herd makes predators confused because there are lots of them that the predator cant focus on one.
- 13. This animal is a vegetarian and is a small rodent. The lemmings have soft fur that keep them warm and cozy. WEIRD FACT Lemmings keep on walking even if there is cliff until they fall and die.
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- 15. This is a Tundra swan. The Tundra swan eats by dipping there head in the water and eating. the swan also eats seaweed, calms, fish and other small things it can feed on.
- 16. This bird is found in northern Europe. The Atlantic puffin eats by dipping its head in the water and catching fish. These birds spend their time in the water almost the whole day.
- 17. This duck is a type of duck that has lot of decorations on it. This duck has a strong body and foot that are like paddles. These kind of ducks are awesome swimmers with strong legs. This duck eats fishes and other small things to nibble on.
- 18. This is a snowy owl, but you can also call it the Cat Owl. These type of birds eat rats , insects and sometimes rabbits. The snowy Owl has very good eyes and it can turn Its head fully turned. This type of bird also has beautiful Feathers.
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