Have you ever wondered where the arctic hare resides? The arctic hare inhabits the North American tundra and has adapted to its seasons and weather patterns. However, it also exhibits specific traits that enable it to exist in and adequately fend for itself in these environments. I’ve got you covered if you’re one of those … Read more
Yes, they have 8-10 teeth on each side of their upper and lower jaws. They are, on average, 34 in total. But the teeth are used more for grasping and tearing than chewing. Their teeth are peg-shaped but not long or sharp. When the whales are looking for food near the ocean floor, they prefer … Read more
The arctic hare’s physical characteristics enable it to adapt to its harsh, frigid environment. These physical characteristics include the creature’s nose, ears, and limbs. Its body structure and function also help it adapt to its environment. While it accumulates fat to help it get through the long winters when there isn’t much to eat, it … Read more
No, beluga whales don’t have any knees. Though early beluga whales had knees, down through the evaluation stages, beluga whales lost their genes and the skeletal structure required for having knees. Therefore, the use adapted well to deal with this absence of knees. Are you still confused? Then, I will suggest you read this article. … Read more
Arctic hares can eat several foods (mosses, lichens, berries, buds, roots etc.), they find in their habitat, depending on the season. From birth, they must first depend on their mother to provide the food they eat. When arctic hares can survive on their own, they feed on leaves and shrubs which grow around them. In … Read more
