Smaller rodent populations waver between times of abundance and scarcity, which leaves the Arctic fox vulnerable when these creatures are low in numbers. The scarcity of prey is the most prevalent ...

This camouflage helps arctic foxes slowly sneak up on their prey and avoid being eaten themselves ... roots and berries to eat. The snow insulates them from the cold air above, allowing them ...

This camouflage helps arctic foxes slowly sneak up on their prey and avoid being eaten themselves ... To survive the cold winters, they remain active under deep snow, moving through tunnels, and ...

A leap and a plunge into the snow could earn this arctic fox its supper. Jupiterimages/PHOTOS.com via Getty Images ...

This adaptation not only aids in hunting by camouflaging the fox from prey and predators but also reflects the fox’s efficiency at conserving energy by altering its physiological processes in ...

Arctic foxes are currently facing new threats from the changing climate. Warmer temperatures are reducing their snowy habitat, affecting their camouflage abilities and altering prey availability.

But a wily fox will tilt its head side to side, listen for its prey’s skittering feet—and launch a daring airborne attack to retrieve the tasty morsel. For the stunt, arctic foxes and red ...

Arctic fox tracking provides a once-in-a-lifetime experience for wildlife enthusiasts to witness and photograph one of the Arctic's most elusive residents in its natural environment. These ...

Is that a cat? No wait, that has to be a small dog. Nope, wrong again. It's actually an Arctic Fox! These creatures are truly stunning. They look so distinctive. Video of two Arctic Foxes fooling ...

The zoo has two arctic foxes, Blue and Lily. Arctic Foxes have a beautiful coat they use to keep themselves warm in the winter. Arctic foxes live in the northern hemisphere, and the species has ...

49 x 62.5 cm. (19.3 x 24.6 in.) ...