An arctic fox grows a new fur coat each winter. How does this new look help the animal survive?
White fur helps the fox hide from predators.
The shiny coat attracts small animals that the fox can eat.
The fox can earn extra money as a fashion model.
Walruses spend a lot of time in the cold waters of the Arctic Ocean. What keeps them warm?
heavy fur coats
thick layers of fat
wet suits
Grizzly bears have their own way of surviving the harsh winter. What do they do?
They move to warmer areas.
They go to sleep.
They go snowboarding.
Antarctica...
is the biggest country.
is not a country.
belongs to the United States.
Answer:
1. Fur-rific! In summer an arctic fox has dark fur. When winter comes, the fox grows a thick, white coat. So the animal blends in with the snow. That makes it harder for hungry predators to spot—and eat—the fox.
2. Great job! Like many marine mammals, walruses have thick layers of fat underneath their skins. The fat, called blubber, keeps them warm in icy water. That's important because walruses sometimes dive 300 feet below the surface to feed on clams.
3.Great! You've heard of a catnap. Well, how about a "bearnap"? Grizzlies sleep through the winter. They live by digesting fat stored in their bodies during spring, summer, and fall.
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