The herbivores in the Artic are Lemmings,artic hares,Caribo,Bison,Musk ox
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∙ 14y agoSome herbivore animals that live in the Arctic include muskoxen, caribou (reindeer), Arctic hares, and lemmings. These animals have adapted to the cold climate and harsh conditions by developing thick fur and efficient metabolisms.
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An aquatic herbivore is an animal that lives primarily in water and feeds on plants or algae. Examples include manatees, sea turtles, and some species of fish like the parrotfish.
A herbivore is just an animal that eats only plants... so basically a human that is vegitarian is a herbivore, some dinosoars, and many species of animall. They dont have a specific look
Grasshoppers are primarily herbivores, as they mainly feed on plants such as grasses, leaves, and crops. However, some species may consume small insects or scavenged animal material, making them omnivorous to some extent.
Mammals can be herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores, depending on their species. Herbivores primarily consume plant-based foods, while carnivores primarily consume animal-based foods. Some mammals, like humans, are omnivores and consume both plant and animal-based foods.
Some examples of herbivores include cows, deer, rabbits, and elephants. Herbivores primarily feed on plants, leaves, fruits, and vegetables as their main source of nutrition.
An aquatic herbivore is an animal that lives primarily in water and feeds on plants or algae. Examples include manatees, sea turtles, and some species of fish like the parrotfish.
An arctic hare is a herbivore. A herbivore is an animal that eats only plant life, if it were to eat insects as well then it would be classified as an omnivore. Some may say that this arctic hare is know to eat the meat in traps left out by hunters, this is possible but not enough evidence is available to prove this and change their classification to a carnivore. Carnivores are meat eaters mainly but will out of desperation and to remedy a sour digestion problem be known to eat plant life and berries.
Polar bears are primarily carnivores, and though vegetation does grow in the Arctic region where it lives, it's not large nor significant enough to sustain a polar bear enough. Vegetation in the Arctic is sparce and very small and often only enough that a tough herbivore like a caribou, lemming or muskox can sustain itself on, but certainly not a large animal like a polar bear.
A herbivore is an animal (or human) that eats only plants. Some examples are a deer or a person who is a vegetarian.
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A herbivore is just an animal that eats only plants... so basically a human that is vegitarian is a herbivore, some dinosoars, and many species of animall. They dont have a specific look
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The Arctic fox is an animal that lives in the Arctic region. Some fun facts about it is that in the winter, its coat (fur) changes color from a brown-reddish to a pure white. It is a scavenger and has been found to follow around polar bears for miles. Which brings me to polar bears. Their fur or coat is actually clear, it is their skin that is white. Also, polar bears are the largest type of bear in the bear family.
Some examples are: reindeer, Arctic hare, Arctic fox, polar bear (near the sea).
some animal life in Alaska are: arctic foxes. snow shoe bunnies. white owls, e.c.t.
Yes. As the name suggests, arctic foxes live in the tundra region.
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