The Arctic fox in the attached video is hunting for lemmings in the Arctic ... Arctic foxes tend to jump in a northeastern direction, corresponding with the Earth’s magnetic field.

Lemmings are so important to Arctic foxes’ survival that fox populations ... When a fox gets a bead on one, they literally leap into action: they jump several feet straight up in the air and ...

Blending seamlessly into its frosty winter surroundings, the camouflaged Arctic fox makes its rounds in search of lemmings or a fresh carcass left behind by a polar bear. Crafty, agile and well ...

Arctic foxes eat mostly lemmings, a type of mouse. But as this is also a favourite food of the red fox, they now have a competitor. The red fox is slightly larger and will steal the den of an ...

FEEDING: Arctic foxes are opportunistic feeders, eating practically any animal alive or dead. They rely on populations of rodents, especially lemmings, voles ... If they hear something move, they will ...

Some, like the Arctic fox and lemming, may be familiar, but there was one story of survival so surprising, that even Sir David Attenborough hadn’t heard of it. To attempt to film this story ...

This help prevent heat loss. The ears of arctic foxes are pointed forwards and so are very directional. They can hear their main prey, lemmings, moving through tunnels they make in the snow.