10 Interesting Fact About Arctic Wildlife

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• Polar bear is the largest animal in the Arctic region, weighing up to 680 kg.
• Arctic Walrus has a large and amazing fangs, even bigger than elephant teeth.
• Rangifer Tarand or Pole Deer is the only type of deer found in Arctic.
• Arctic foxes, or snow foxes, have thick and thick white feathers, which turn gray or brown in the summer.
• Arctic Orca, also known as a killer whale, lives in Arctic waters and often hunts fish, seals, and even polar bears.
• Arctic seals can hold breaths for two hours and can dive up to a depth of 300 meters.
• Arctic puffin has bright fur colors and striking beaks, and is often known as arctic penguins.
• Arctic owl, or snow owl, has thick and thick white fur, which helps them survive at very low temperatures.
• Arctic wolf, or polar wolf, is a species of wolf that lives in a very cold and remote environment.
• Arctic seals are one of the most endangered marine mammal species in the Arctic region.