kaamosvalkea
Kaamosvalkea, also known as the Arctic fox (*Vulpes lagopus*), is a small to medium-sized canid native to Arctic and subarctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere. It is well-adapted to cold environments, with a thick fur coat that provides insulation against freezing temperatures. The species is highly versatile, inhabiting a range of habitats including tundra, taiga, and even mountainous areas, as long as they offer sufficient food sources and shelter.
One of the most distinctive features of the Arctic fox is its seasonal coloration, a phenomenon known
The Arctic fox has a varied diet, feeding on small mammals like lemmings, voles, and hares, as
Due to its wide distribution and adaptability, the Arctic fox is not currently classified as threatened by
The Arctic fox plays an important ecological role in Arctic ecosystems, serving as both predator and prey.