In our last “Ask an Expert”, we asked you to send in questions for real-life Arctic fox researcher, Kayla Buhler. Wow, did you ever listen!? We got over 200 questions! Now, we couldn’t ask Kayla all of them—that interview would take all day—but we did get to ask her a whole bunch!
Press play to check out the interview! You’ll find out if your question was asked AND learn a lot about fluffy white foxes from the north. Psst! You’ll also get to meet one of our FASTEST Animal Ambassadors!
Want to support Kayla’s research? Look for the Arctic fox in the Adoptions section of the Earth Rangers App.
You’ll have another chance to “Ask an Expert” at the end of November.
Our next “Ask an Expert” will be all about peatlands and the amazing animals that call it home: wood frog, polar bear, and caribou. Start thinking of your questions now!
Do you have a pic of a baby arctic fox
Do you have a pic of a baby arctic fox?
That was so interesting! How do the parents take care of and feed that many pups? 6-9 in each litter or up to 25? How is there that much food? How many pups survive their first year of life? I feel like I have more questions now than I did before. Artic foxes are way smaller than I thought they were. Only the size of a cat?
That was so cool! They answered one of my questions but it was from another person but that’s ok! And it was fun to learn about Arctic foxes!
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wow this video was cool and i learned a lot of thing’s about artic fox and peregrine falcons
wow this video was cool and i learned a lot of thing’s about arctic fox and peregrine falcons
It was awsome
Dear earth rangers ceo my daily Questions and spin I sent working it’s been like that for a week I love that part of the game so much please fix it.
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment. Try having a parent/guardian help by clearing the device’s (phone, tablet, however you access your app) cache, restart the device, and re-access the app. If the error still happens after trying that, try shooting an email over to our dedicated Member Care Team. 🙂
Thank you Earth Ranger Cris and Kayla
How fast can they fly?