ECOSYSTEM SNAPSHOT: TUNDRA. FEATURED POPULATION: ARCTIC FOX.

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ECOSYSTEM SNAPSHOT: TUNDRA

FEATURED POPULATION: ARCTIC FOX

ANIMAL FACTS Adaptations – Arctic foxes have furry soles, short ears, and a short muzzle. When the seasons change, their coats change as well. They change from white in the winter to brown or gray in the summer.

ARCTIC FOX: BASIC NEEDS Basic Needs air water shelter food Shelter/Habitat burrows Food rodents birds fish

THE TUNDRA COMMUNITY Dall sheep caribou Arctic skua wolverine muskrat Arctic hare

THE TUNDRA

THE TUNDRA ECOSYSTEM Very cold/dry climate Summer lasts only 6–10 weeks Average temperatures range from -30°F in the winter to 50°F in the summer (-34°C to 10°C) Total yearly rainfall equals 6–10 inches (15-25 cm)

PHOTO CREDITS Photos are courtesy of clip art, US Department of Fish and Game; released to public domain, and Wikimedia; released to public domain

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