The Arctic fox, a master of survival in the harsh Arctic, relies on its remarkable adaptability and resourcefulness. Its thick, seasonally changing fur provides both insulation and camouflage ...

It’s been about a month since an Arctic fox was found wandering in a park in Portland, Oregon. The agency caring for her says she will never get to roam the Arctic tundra. Because the fox has ...

Surviving in the arctic is difficult, to say the least. North America is home to three fox species. The Swift fox is native to Colorado and can run faster than the fastest human.

A video of "the sweetest" arctic fox cub in Iceland crying for its mother has captured the hearts of users on Instagram. The moment was filmed by Iceland-based photographer Léo Guedes and has ...

A stray arctic fox was taken to the Bird Alliance of Oregon’s wildlife rehabilitation hospital on Oct. 12 after it was found wandering the streets of Portland.

Courtesy of Bird Alliance of Oregon An arctic fox spotted wandering in Portland last week is now being cared for by the Bird Alliance of Oregon, after someone approached by the small white mammal ...

As a matter of fact, this fox turns white in the Icelandic winter as elsewhere, with this reservation only, that the proportion of blue winter forms there is greater than the proportion in the ...

Key facts of Arctic fox Arctic fox: Adaptability and omnivorous diet One reason the Arctic fox thrives in the harsh Arctic environment is its versatility in diet.

Each fox has special adaptations for living in different climates. Arctic foxes have color changing coats, Fennec foxes have giant ears, and Swift foxes have speed.