How do Arctic foxes adapt to the weather?

Answer 1

An arctic foxes fur changes color throughout the seasons; summer, their fur is brown or black, but in winter their fur is white. It's white, thick fur and fluffy white tail help it survive in their extreme environment.

Answer 2

The most obvious adaptation is the fox's coloring: white in winter, brown in summer. However, more important adaptations include extremely thick, long fur and body fat for warmth; fur between its paws that acts almost as a snowshoe would; and an acute sense of hearing that allows it to find prey under the snow without digging first.

Answer 3

they are adapted to the extreme seasonal changes of their habitat, the Arctic fox molts its fur and regrow its coat twice a year, with its winter coat thicker and white and its summer coat thinner and greyish brown.

Answer 4

An arctic foxes fur changes color throughout the seasons; summer, their fur is brown or black, but in winter their fur is white. It's white, thick fur and fluffy white tail help it survive in their extreme environment.

Answer 5

It does it to hide from all the prey in the snow and it has the warmest fur of any animal.

Answer 6

They grow fur! A thick white coat of fur during the winter to hide from its enemies an catch food .... And a not so think gray brownish blackish coat during the summer...