What are facts about the Arctic wolf?

Answer 1

they are white, they don't hibernate, they sometimes have steal blue fur, they are a member f the dog family, they can camoflage with the snow

arctic foxes are becoming endangered right along with polar bears because ice is melting because of global warming.......WRITE THAT DOWN BUDDY

Answer 2

Both male and female arctic wolves can start reproducing at 2 years of age. Both male and female arctic wolves are only fertile in January, February, and March.

Arctic wolves are born in the spring and they are born dark with no white or markings. When they grow, they phase out to a white, tan, or cream color.

Arctic wolves can have black, skin, or taupe nails and yellow, green, or amber eyes.

Arctic wolves have straight tails (not curled like a huskies or curved like a gemran shepherds) that are short and hang down to the cow hocks. They have short, rounded, and well furred ears and very narrow chests.

Answer 3

1. They can weigh up to 200 pounds and up.

2. They can withstand temperatures of up to 80 below zero.

3. Their fur changes color throughout the year. Winter is white. Spring and summer is brown. Fall is gray.

Answer 4

• The Arctic fox has a brown or grey coat in summer which turns white in winter
• The Arctic Fox has fur on the soles of its feet to protect it against the cold ground
• Its scientific name Alopex lagopus means hare-footed fox
• It has a short muzzle and legs to prevent heat loss
• The Arctic Fox is hunted for its pelt
• This species of fox may feast upon seal carcasses left by polar bears

Answer 5

It doesn't hibernate, if there is no food during summer the male lets his family kill and eat him, they change their fur color over time for camouflage