How do reindeers survive in the arctic?

Answer 1

well basically e.g polar bears have small ears to minimise heat loss through the ears. they also have think fur to capture lost heat from the body, and this is white so it can camouflage with the snow and ice. however the skin of a polar bear is black, as black absorbs heat, therefore keeping the bear warm. also it has a large fat store for when food is scarce and also fat is warm. and for hunting it has the camouflage and strong muscles and claws to kill and eat things like arctic seals.

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Answer 2

Reindeer are warm-blooded animals.They have thick,shaggy coats to keep themselves warm in the winter.They then moult their coats and antlers when the weather turns warm again.