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ARCTIC FOX: PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS The Arctic fox, also known as the white fox or snow fox, is a small fox species native to Arctic regions. First documented in the scientific literature by Carl Linnaeus in 1758, its scientific name derives from the Latin word vulpes, meaning fox, and the Ancient Greek word lagopus, meaning feathered foot. As a result of adaptations to survive in cold climates, it possesses a highly insulating coat and a large, bushy tail. Body length ranges from 46 cm to 68 c