Arctic Fox and Its Survival Strategies

The video explores the life of an Arctic fox, highlighting its opportunistic nature as it follows a polar bear for food scraps. The fox adapts to seasonal changes by shedding its winter coat and blending into its environment. In summer, it targets seabird eggs for sustenance, showcasing its clever survival tactics in the harsh Arctic environment.

What is the primary reason the Arctic fox follows a polar bear?

• To scavenge leftovers from kills

• To find a mate

• To protect itself from other predators

• To learn hunting techniques

How does the Arctic fox adapt its appearance in the summer?

• It develops a shiny coat to reflect sunlight

• It sheds its fur completely

• It changes its fur color to blend with the environment

• It grows a thicker coat

Why is agility more important than camouflage for the Arctic fox during summer?

• To find water sources

• To navigate rocky terrains

• To catch fast-moving prey

• To escape from predators

What strategy does the Arctic fox use to gather food from seabirds?

• It mimics the birds' calls to lure them

• It waits for the birds to leave their nests

• It scares the birds away to steal their eggs

• It digs holes to trap the birds

How does the Arctic fox ensure it has enough food for the future?

• It migrates to warmer areas

• It eats only during the day

• It hunts larger animals

• It stores eggs in the ground

What does the phrase 'being as clever as a fox' imply about the Arctic fox?

• It is very social

• It is very strong

• It is highly intelligent and resourceful

• It is very fast

What is the main challenge for the Arctic fox in the harsh environment?

• Staying warm

• Finding a mate

• Avoiding predators

• Finding enough food