The Arctic fox’s fluffy white fur camouflages it against snow and ice. | Alexey Seafarer/500px Plus/Getty Images. Arctic foxes are omnivores, eating everything that their tundra habitat provides.

Johan Fredrik Wallén remembers not seeing a single Arctic fox all summer during fieldwork in the Swedish tundra almost 20 years ago. "Now, we usually see them," he says.

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 ...

Animal rescuers safely captured a white animal seen wandering around Portland, Oregon, and positively identified it as an Arctic fox.

Although arctic foxes are found in North America, the animal was found more than 1,000 miles from the frozen tundra, its natural habitat. “Arctic Foxes don’t naturally occur in Oregon, so this ...

The Arctic tundra contains a number of low shrubs and sedges as well as reindeer mosses, liverworts, grasses, lichens, and around 400 types of flowers. There are also a number of animals that call ...

Arctic foxes can be found in tundra habitat throughout the Arctic Circle. In North America, they appear from western Alaska through northern Canada. They’re not listed as endangered, ...

How do arctic foxes hunt in the snow? – Benjamin P., age 4, South Orange, New Jersey Maybe you’ve seen a video clip of a fluffy white fox moving carefully through a frozen landscape. Suddenly it leaps ...

Arctic foxes, which are white, live much farther north in cold tundra regions of the continent. Redditors were intrigued at the sighting, and so were wildlife experts.

Arctic foxes are typically found in places like Iceland, northern Russia, Alaska and Canada. The animal was more than 1,000 miles away from its natural habitat of a frozen tundra when it was found ...

For millennia, the tundra regions of the Arctic drew in carbon from the atmosphere and locked it in permafrost. That is the case no more, according to an annual report issued on Tuesday by the ...