Life in the Arctic Tundra: Plants and Animals

Science Kids Arctic Tundra Biome V1-0003 The Arctic tundra is home to a variety of animals adapted to the harsh conditions of the region. Some of the other animals that live in the Arctic tundra include the Arctic fox, known for its thick fur and ability to survive in extreme cold temperatures. The musk ox, with its thick coat and strong horns, roams the tundra in search of vegetation to graze on. Lemmings, small rodents, are essential prey for many tundra predators and play a crucial role in the ecosystem. Additionally, snowy owls, with their striking white plumage, are skilled hunters that thrive in the tundra's open landscapes. These animals are all uniquely adapted to survive and thrive in the challenging Arctic tundra environment.