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the snow hare is slightly larger and more muscular
The Arctic Ground Squirrel is the only Arctic animal I can think of that is an omnivore.
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by working together?
They relate to each other because they both depend on each other.
The different populations in a community can interact in different kinds of relations with each other. Example include symbiosis, parasitism, commensalism, etc.
Populations in the polar regions differ from each other. The Arctic is home to native populations that trace their histories back some 10,000 years or more. The Arctic remains home to stable populations. The Antarctica is not populated by native peoples -- it's too cold there and there is no food chain. However, today, temporary workers live there to support the scientific study of the health of planet earth.
polar bears , penguins , snowshoe rabbits and artic foxes WRONG. You do not get polar bears and Arctic foxes in Antarctica, they are from the the Arctic. Only Penguins, fish, krill, Skua, Seals etc. are in Antarctica
Yes.
Answerso it can be camouflaged in the snow and hide from wolves. In other words :so snowshoe can not be seen by predator .by ishaq
The different populations in a community can interact in different kinds of relations with each other. Example include symbiosis, parasitism, commensalism, etc.
Yes. Their fur, bones, meat, and hide are used by Arctic people as clothing and food. They also keep the seal and other animals' populations in balance by hunting them.