Arctic Animals

Polar Bears are often located near areas of water and ice
floes where their favorite food - seals - can be found. the females will give birth to cubs. Polar Bears do not
enter true hibernation in the winter as this is a period of for hunting.

Arctic Foxes have special
adaptations to help them survive in extremely cold
climates. These adaptations include fur on its paws to
help keep them warm, a thick, dense coat of fur around the body.

Snowy Owls have yellow eyes that are fixed in
the eye socket, and they have the ability to move their
heads approximately 270 degrees in both directions.
Snowy Owls have a thick layer of feathers on their body
as well as their feet to enable them to survive in the tundra.