Arctic Fox

Arctic foxes usually Hunt on their own. And sometimes they hunt  with there pack.

Arctic foxes live near the North Pole.  The North Pole is found in North America.Arctic foxes dig dens in the snow.Arctic foxes leave foot prints in the snow so other arctic foxes can find their dens.  Their white fur helps them hide from prediters. They can be found roaming the tundra. Their habitat is cold and windy. 

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Females have rounder ears than males. Males have pointy ears. That is how you tell them apart. 

Females have rounder ears than males. Males have pointy ears. 

Female arctic foxes have round ears. And male arctic foxes have pointy ears. Did you know that's how you tell the Difference.

Arctic foxes eat  mice and birds and other small things. They also follow the Bears to get their leftovers. 

Fun fact arctic foxes, have white fur in the winter and brown fur in the summer. Another fun fun about arctic foxes they use their tails for blankets

Some of the predators of the arctic foxes  are  bears and wolves.

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Arctic foxes. Have tiny ears. And short snouts. To keep it from being cold.

Arctic foxes are mammals.	They have small bodies. Thick fur keeps them warm in their habitat. Arctic foxes can grow up to 18 to 27 inches. Their tails are big and fluffy! They can wrap their tails around themselves to keep warm.

Arctic fox will have brown for in the summer. And white fur in the winter. 

Arctic foxes made in early spring. Females give birth about 50 days later. 

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