Yes they do.
carnivors.
arctic foxes do.
hunting i guess but not sure
well if you are talking about the whole food web yes or just one out of all food webs it depends
foxs are orange light and dark brown and sometimes white if they are artic foxs
The fox is a carnivore/predator. Foxes are around the top of the food chain.
are red foxs in alberta
there bill arein common.. artic bill is dark crimson and the loons is....?
Food web.
actually, i dont know but i guess that they get energy from ..........
any food web is a situation of interrelationships as well as a flow of energy. Generally, predators or consumers are supported by prey or plant eaters which of course live on indigenous plants. The plants are supported by compounds produced by bacteria and weathering. To find what fits into a tundra food web, find animals and plants that live there. Arctic foxes and hawks perhaps wolves feed on plant eaters such as arctic hare, deer and mice who feed on lichen, heath and low growing trees. All eventually are consumed by by bacteria, even in the cold of the arctic, and converted to compounds that support plants.