A sneak peak of a new episode of National Geographic's Incredible Animal Journeys shows two polar bear cubs exploring the outdoors for the first time In the clip, a mother polar bear emerges from her ...

This is crucial for Arctic hares in winter when food is scarce and they need more energy to keep warm. Larger groups also cause predator confusion, making it harder for predators to target individual ...

A wide variety of Arctic animals, including polar bears, are being exposed to a tick-borne pathogen normally associated with rabbits and hares, a newly published study said. The findings are intended ...

The snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) is another Arctic animal well-suited to life in snowy conditions. Adult males are almost entirely white, so they blend into the snow and ice. Females and young owls ...

In today’s busy, colourful, and fast-moving world, some things stand out by being calm and simple. White animals are one of them. On social media, wildlife videos, and nature pages, these animals with ...

Q. Why do so many animals turn white in winter or stay white all year at the North Pole, but not at the South Pole? Wouldn't the same camouflage conditions apply to both? Will global warming affect ...

During the summer months, the voles are largely solitary. However, throughout the long, harsh winters, they form small huddling groups of around four in the nesting chambers of their underground ...

When Arctic hares form winter groups, they are increasing vigilance against predators, including Arctic foxes and wolves. A major advantage for prey species living in a group is that each animal can ...