yes because they use photosynthesis to feed it self
Arctic Hares eat Saxifrage. Sometimes people pick the wild flowers as well.
according to google no but i am not a specialist so id know
Malcolm McGregor has written: 'Saxifrages' -- subject(s): Saxifraga, Nomenclature, Classification
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3-letter wordssax5-letter wordssaxes6-letter wordssaxony7-letter wordssaxhorn, saxtuba8-letter wordssaxatile, saxhorns, saxonies, saxtubas9-letter wordssaxifrage, saxitoxin, saxophone10-letter wordssaxicolous, saxifrages, saxitoxins, saxophones, saxophonic11-letter wordssaxophonist12-letter wordssaxophonists19 words found.
The flora and fauna in Mount Elbrus primarily consist of hardy alpine plants such as saxifrages, edelweiss, and dwarf pines. Animal species found in the region include mountain goats, Caucasian tur, and birds of prey like bearded vultures. The extreme conditions of the mountain limit the diversity of species that can survive at such high altitudes.
Common plants found in the subarctic region include dwarf birch, willow, Labrador tea, mosses, lichens, and various wildflowers like Arctic poppies and saxifrages. These plants have adapted to the cold and harsh environment of the subarctic with characteristics like shallow root systems and the ability to photosynthesize at low temperatures.
There are not very many plants in the arctic lowlands. There are not many trees or anything that has flowers. There is just mainly shrubs and lichen.
it flower it eats sunlight
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