You should never let an arctic fox sit for more than 10 minutes. If you do it will start to get antsy and may become aggressive.
How long do arctic foxes live?
The average lifespan of an arctic fox is around 3-6 years but can range from 2-12 years.
How do arctic foxes survive in the cold?
Arctic foxes have a thick coat of fur that helps protect them from the cold weather.
They also have a layer of fat that helps keep them warm.
What do arctic foxes eat?
Arctic foxes are mostly carnivores and their diet includes lemmings voles rabbits birds and eggs.
They will also eat berries seaweed and insects when available.
Where do arctic foxes live?
Arctic foxes are found throughout the Arctic tundra as well as in some parts of Europe and Asia.
Are arctic foxes endangered?
Arctic foxes are not currently endangered but their populations can fluctuate depending on the availability of food.
How much does an arctic fox weigh?
The average weight of an arctic fox is between 2 and 8 pounds.
How big are arctic foxes?
The average length of an arctic fox is between 2 and 3 feet with the tail making up about 1/3 of that.
What is the scientific name for arctic foxes?
The scientific name for arctic foxes is Vulpes lagopus.
How do arctic foxes mate?
Arctic foxes typically mate for life and they usually have 1-5 cubs per litter.
What is the gestation period for arctic foxes?
The gestation period for arctic foxes is about 51-53 days.
When do arctic foxes have their babies?
Arctic foxes have their cubs in the spring between April and May.
How long do arctic foxes stay with their mothers?
Arctic fox cubs stay with their mothers for about 8-9 months before they strike out on their own.
How often do arctic foxes breed?
Arctic foxes typically breed once per year.
How long do arctic foxes live in captivity?
Arctic foxes can live for up to 15 years in captivity.
What is the predator of the arctic fox?
The main predators of arctic foxes are wolves coyotes and eagles.
