Let’s dive right in and see why these animals plunge headfirst into the snow. We’ve known Arctic foxes and their relatives, ...
Arctic foxes face the looming reality of rising temperatures and melting ice as the Arctic quickly loses ground and its inhabitants face challenges for which evolution never prepared them. As the ...
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From pizzly bears to strange fish, here’s why hybrid animal sightings are on the riseScientists are also studying potential hybridization between Arctic foxes, a cold-acclimated northern species, and the red fox ... or ecosystems.” The hybrid first showed up in Vermont lakes ...
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Foxes Dive Head First Into Snow to Catch Prey. Scientists Figured Out Why They Don’t Get Hurt.For the stunt, arctic foxes and red foxes (a species found throughout the continental U.S.) leap more than a foot into the air, dive face-first toward the ground at a speed of nearly 10 miles an ...
Arctic foxes face the looming reality of rising temperatures and melting ice as the Arctic quickly loses ground and its inhabitants face challenges for which evolution never prepared them. As the ...
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