Absolutely NOT they are strictly meat eaters, you should google to find out their diet; basically it is what ever that these beautiful creatures are able to catch. Also because they live the the Arctic rabbit is easy prey as these Wolves and most breeds (dogs) have an extremely keen sense of smell so they are able to pick up the scent of a rabbit that is burowed underground. It is a hard life there so what ever they can hunt and kill is what they do
No all wolves are carnivores, which means they only eat meat.
No. Arctic wolves are not omnivores. They are carnivores. They eat caribou, arctic hares, lemmings, must ox, ptarmigans, and seals.
The Arctic fox is an omnivore.
Arctic fox.
The Arctic fox is a secondary consumer and an omnivore.
The Arctic fox is an omnivore as it does include some plants in its diet, including seaweed.
The Arctic fox is an omnivore. They eat both plants and animals.
no an Arctic fox is not an herbivore it is part of the canine family and is in fact a carnivore =]
the arctic fox is an omnivore- it mainly eats meat however, in the winter when there is less food- it is forced to eat vegetation
An example of an omnivore in the Arctic besides an Arctic fox is the polar bear. Polar bears primarily feed on seals but also consume plant material such as berries, kelp, and grasses when available. This dietary flexibility allows them to survive in the challenging Arctic environment.
The snowshoe hare and the Arctic fox are different in several ways. First, they have different adaptations for their environment. The snowshoe hare has large feet that help it walk on snow while the Arctic fox has thick fur that helps it withstand the cold temperatures. Additionally, they have different diets. The snowshoe hare primarily eats plants while the Arctic fox mainly feeds on small mammals and birds.
bears eat the Arctic fox and arctic fox eats mouse
An Arctic fox is a carnivore.
The fox is an omnivore as it eats both plants and animals.