The silent guardians of the frosty wilderness
Arctic foxes (Vulpes lagopus), known for their stunning white coats during winter, are remarkable creatures that have adapted to the harsh climate of the Arctic tundra. Their fur changes from a snowy white to a brownish hue as the seasons transition to keep them camouflaged.
These ingeniously adaptive animals not only survive but thrive in temperatures as low as -50°C. Their furry paws, acute hearing, and resourceful hunting skills enable them to be master survivors.
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