Standard Science Primary 6 Interactions

The Arctic fox has a thick coat of white fur. How does this adaptation help it survive?

A It allows the fox to be seen easily by its prey.
B It provides insulation to keep the fox warm and serves as camouflage in the snow.
C It helps the fox stay cool in the summer.
D It helps the fox run faster on ice.
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Step 1: Identify the environment (Cold, snowy Arctic). Step 2: Thick fur traps air for insulation (warmth). Step 3: White colour matches the snow (camouflage). Step 4: Both are critical for survival in the Arctic.

Correct answer: It provides insulation to keep the fox warm and serves as camouflage in the snow.

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