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Arctic animals exhibit unique adaptations to survive in extreme conditions. For instance, polar bears have a thick layer of blubber and fur for insulation, along with webbed feet for swimming efficiently. Arctic foxes change coat color seasonally for camouflage, and have a compact body to minimize heat loss. Similarly, walruses possess a thick layer of blubber and long tusks to help them haul themselves onto ice. Other adaptations include small ears and feet in species like the Arctic hare, reducing heat loss.
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