https://padlet.com/greisly_gonzalez/rrluszueb5v7uwq7 Vanshita, Heta and Luis en-us 2020-07-20 19:41:07 UTC 2020-07-27 16:32:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/greisly_gonzalez/rrluszueb5v7uwq7/wish/662381707 Physical Adaption
•The Arctic fox is well adapted for its northern habitat.
•All white, they blend into the frozen landscape. They have thick fur and a long, bushy tail that they use to wrap around their body at night for warmth.
•Even their feet are furry which helps keep them from slipping on the ice. They have small eyes, ears and nose for protection against the cold. They have short legs that keep them close to the ground, away from the bitter wind.
•These make it possible to survive in their harsh, northern climate.]]> 2020-07-25 15:33:48 UTC https://padlet.com/greisly_gonzalez/rrluszueb5v7uwq7/wish/662381707 https://padlet.com/greisly_gonzalez/rrluszueb5v7uwq7/wish/662382107 Behaviural Adaption
▪They live in burrows to keep warm and out of bad weather. In an emergency the fox would burrow deeper into the ground to stay hidden. 
▪They move from place to place looking for food. So if no more food came to one place they would move to another.
▪In Summer Arctic Foxes would stay in family groups, they feel more safe.
▪The arctic foxes are omnivores.
▪ The female arctic foxes give birth to a litter of up to 14 pups.

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