Arctic fox

What is the primary adaptation that helps the Arctic fox survive in the Arctic environment?

• • Thick white fur for camouflage and insulation

• • Sharp claws for climbing trees

• • Large ears for hearing underwater

• • Long legs for running

What is the primary habitat of the Arctic fox?

• • Tropical rainforests

• • Arctic tundra

• • Deserts

• • Grasslands

What is the main purpose of the Arctic fox's thick fur?

• • To attract mates

• • To camouflage and insulate

• • To help them swim

• • To fly

What adaptation helps Arctic foxes walk on snow and ice?

• • Webbed feet

• • Long claws

• • Furry paws

• • Suction cups

What time of year do Arctic foxes give birth?

• • Winter

• • Spring

• • Summer

• • Autumn

How many pups does an Arctic fox typically have in a litter?

• • 1-2 pups

• • 3-5 pups

• • 5-9 pups

• • 10-12 pups

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What other animals live in the same place as the Arctic fox?

• Lions, zebras, and giraffes

• Polar bears, walruses, and wolves

• Kangaroos, koalas, and wombats

• Monkeys, parrots, and snakes