Arctic fox

Adaptations of the Arctic fox:

Lots of hair so it doesn’t get cold.
Short legs to keep his body low. This is quite handy
when there is a storm.
Claws to hunt other animals.
Pointed snout/nose to smell things from far away.
Long tail for balance when running.

Ecosystem of the Arctic fox:

The north pole.

 Biotic factors:
He needs food so he competes for it.
He hunts other animals to eat.

Environmental factors:
The arctic fox needs to be adapted to the cold, so he
has a lot of hair.
They have short legs for snow storms. They can also
run really fast with those short legs.

Info of the population competition:

They are nomadic so they travel around a lot.
In summer they live in family groups. This family group
is usually made of: one male, one or two females and
the kits (babies).
The arctic fox mates between February and June.
The arctic fox isn’t threatened, there are around
110,000 left.