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The Arctic fox digs an extensive burrow system with several rooms and entrances. It is here that the fox sleeps when not hunting for food or when the weather is bad.

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8y ago

An artic fox takes shelter in a den a den is a hole that's under growned.

An artic fox takes shelter in a den a den is a hole that's under growned.

and they live in dens

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12y ago

There are not many predators, but they would usually run away from a polar bear.

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11y ago

like all foxes they dig their holes to 15 feet deep with many entrances and exits

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Arctic foxes

live in Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America.

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Arctic foxes live in the Arctic and alpine tundra and on ice floes (sheets of ice).

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12y ago

they dig tunnels in the snow

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