• White Arctic foxes can survive in frigid Arctic temperatures as low as -58 degrees Fahrenheit (-50 degree Celsius) in the treeless lands.
• They can live in burrows, and in blizzards they may tunnel into snow to create shelter.
• The Arctic Fox is found throughout the entire Arctic tundra: Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Russia, Norway, Scandinavia and even Iceland are the only areas that are native to the fox.
• Tundra conditions are hard to live in due to:
• The Tundra's being barren
• The Tundra's being rocky
• The Tundra's don't really have a low vegetation