The marble fox, also known as the Canadian marble fox, primarily inhabits the Arctic regions of North America, particularly in northern Canada. They are adapted to the harsh conditions of the Arctic tundra and can be found in areas with cold climates, snowy landscapes, and sparse vegetation. Marble foxes are well-suited to survive in extreme cold temperatures and have developed adaptations such as thick fur and color-changing coats to camouflage in their surroundings. While some marble foxes may reside in the wild, many are bred and kept in captivity in specialized facilities or by exotic pet owners.