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Arctic fox is sleeping on the rock.The Arctic fox, also known as the white fox is a small fox native to the Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere.

Arctic fox standing on a cliff with a feather in its mouth

An arctic fox in his white winter coat is rest in the snow. Plenty of copy space.

White Arctic fox resting and sleeping in the zoo. The animal sleeps curled up in a ball.

(Alopex lagopus) Arctic fox. Wildlife. Arctic, Kolguev Island, Barents Sea, Russia.

a polar fox (Vulpes lagopus) lying on the ground

Sleeping Arctic fox pup nestled in its den, surrounded by rocks in East Iceland.

a Fox searches for food in central Iceland

Sled dog sleeping on an muddy field in Ilulissiat in western Greenland - the aggressive dogs are kept in short chains all summer and the ground around grows muddy and dirty

An Arctic Fox taking a quiet nap on his little house.

Grey arctic fox resting on snow-covered rocks

portrait of sleeping red fox lying down for afternoon nap on roof in central berlin

White arctic fox huddled in a snow cave.

White Arctic Fox in white snow with dark night sky behind

Polar fox. Wildlife. Arctic, Kolguev Island, Russia.

$Icelandic Arctic foxes are truly fascinating creatures, holding a unique place in the island's ecosystem and captivating visitors with their snowy white coats and playful personalities. Here are some key points to know:\n\nThe only native land mammal: The Arctic fox holds the distinction of being the only land mammal native to Iceland. They arrived at the end of the last ice age, walking across the frozen sea.\n\nTwo distinct color morphs: Unlike their Arctic counterparts, Icelandic Arctic foxes exhibit a fascinating adaptation. While some sport the iconic white winter coat, others adopt a brown and grey coat during the colder months, blending seamlessly with the volcanic rock landscapes. This allows them to better camouflage themselves from predators, primarily humans in the past.$

Arctic or polar fox looking for food at a tourist camp outside Ilulissat in western Greenland which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site due to the Ice Fjord

Arctic fox (Vulpes Lagopus) in wilde tundra. Arctic fox lying. Sleeping in tundra.

Scenic view of arctic Fox among volcanic landscape in Iceland

Arctic fox scavenging guillemots in Svalbard

$Side view of one wild polar bear (Ursus maritimus) playing in a snow bank, covered in willows, that had been providing the bear with protection from the wind.\n\nTaken in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada$

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