Arctic Fox Family Behavior and Diet

The video explores the transformation of Iceland's landscape and the life of the Arctic fox. As the light returns, the male Arctic fox adapts to become a father, focusing on providing for his newborn cubs. The video highlights the importance of territory and food availability for the fox family's survival, emphasizing the rich feeding grounds near their den.

What transformation does the male Arctic fox undergo as the seasons change?

• He sheds his winter coat and becomes darker.

• He grows a thicker coat for summer.

• He changes color to blend with the snow.

• He becomes lighter and fluffier.

What is the primary focus of the male Arctic fox after becoming a father?

• Caring for his new-born cubs.

• Finding a new territory.

• Hunting for himself.

• Building a new den.

At what age do the Arctic fox cubs begin to open their eyes?

• 15 days old

• 10 days old

• 5 days old

• 20 days old

What is the male Arctic fox's role while the cubs are being weaned?

• Guarding the den.

• Feeding the mother.

• Teaching the cubs to hunt.

• Finding a new mate.

Why is the choice of territory crucial for the Arctic fox family?

• It must be close to other fox families.

• It should be far from human settlements.

• It should have plenty of hiding spots.

• It needs to provide enough food for the family.

What forms the bulk of the Arctic fox's diet during June?

• Eggs and nestlings from breeding birds.

• Fish from the ocean.

• Berries from the meadows.

• Small mammals from the forest.

What natural feature is close to the den of the Arctic fox family?

• A sandy beach.

• A rocky mountain.

• A dense forest.

• A flowing river.