Arctic Foxes

== Anatomy and Physiology ==
The typical arctic fox is a four-limbed, mammalian bipedal Feralian of average size.
Like other Vulpines arctic foxes have pointed ears and snouts and bushy tails. Arctic foxes can be distinguished from their cousins the red foxes by their rounder ears, shorter legs, and thicker coats.
The colouring and fur length of Arctic Foxes typically changes with the seasons. In summer, they have short coats of fur that appear as mixes of black, brown, cream, and grey, with the darkest areas typically being on the head, along the back and tail, and down the limbs. In winter, their fur grows much longer and lightens to a near-solid cream or white, sometimes with occasional grey ticking.
There are several unusual color patterns seen in zebras, including: 
[*]Albino: Where the arctic fox's fur is a solid white year round, their eyes are red or blue, and the nose is an unusual pink color.
[*]Blue: Where the actic fox's fur is a dark grey or black year round. Most foxes with this mutation have brown or yellow eyes.
[*]Piebald: Where the arctic fox has white markings in unusual places.
In all cases, these traits are rare and tend to run in families.
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== See Also ==
*List of Arctic Fox Characters
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