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|sivun nimi=Arctic fox
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|artikkeliteksti=<P align="justify">(<i>Alopex lagopus</i>) A canine animal, the Arctic fox has a coat which in summer is dark brown on the back and light yellow on the belly.</p>
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<P align="justify">In winter it is all white. The length of the body is 50-65 cm, the tail is 30-35 cm long, and it weighs 3-8 kg.</p> 
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<P align="justify">The Arctic fox lives on the fells and moves at all times of the day. Its main sources of food are voles and lemmings, but birds and other animals are also acceptable. The litter (2 12) is born in May or June. It can live for up to fifteen years. It is an inquisitive and fearless animal. In 2002 there were 120 individuals in the Nordic countries: 10 in Finland, 60 in Sweden and 50 in Norway.<BR><BR> {{Artikkelilinkki|0807|Predators}}</P><BR><BR>
|kirjoittaja=Tapio Gustafsson
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