Why do arctic wolves live in the tundra?

Answer 1

Pretty much like all other creatures survive other locations. They have adapted by growing thicker and lighter coats, warmer than normal wolves. They have learned different ways to hunt, and they build dens in the snow (which is warmer than it sounds.) Please see the related link below:

Answer 2

They live in the North Pole or the Arctic Circle. Polar Bears also live here. Penguins live on the South Pole. That is the reason why penguins #1: Aren't extinct. And #2: Aren't afraid of humans or us. Penguins are not afraid of anthing that is on the land and not in the ocean or water because they have no predators on the land.

Arctic Wolves have also adapted to the tundra in many ways. For example: They have claws that can tear and rip meat and can grip onto ice. They have a keen sense of smell and great hearing. Oh they also live in Alaska and Greenland! :)

Answer 3

The Arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos), also known as the Melville Island wolf, is a subspecies of gray wolf native to the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, from Melville Island to Ellesmere Island.

Answer 4

in the sibirian desert

Answer 5

Yes.