Do Arctic foxes stay in packs?

Answer 1

No, foxes live in small family groups - parents and offspring. Often times the kits from the previous year will stay with the family group to help with the newborn kits. This is especially true of the Arctic fox. For more information click on this link.

Answer 2

Yes. Foxes, including arctic foxes, are solitary.
i believe that they do in a way because even though they are solitary hunters, they still have a family meaning that they do live together and just hunt aloone sometimes. this is what i think, add on if u would like.

Answer 3

no, only wolves do
arctic wolves do live in a pack

Answer 4

And the answer is: only with their families; not with other groups of foxes.
yes

Answer 5

Groups consist of parents and their offspring. Family groups may include adult offspring from the previous year who stay with the family to help raise the new babies.

Answer 6

Arctic foxes live in family groups consisting of parents and offspring.

Answer 7

No, they do not form packs but they do form family groups - adults and their offspring.

Answer 8

They frequently live in small family groups - parents and offspring.

Answer 9

probably, but some may hunt alone.

Answer 10

Yes it live in a small group