In nature, it's not uncommon to observe animals that change color with the seasons. You may have heard of the arctic fox or ...

Chameleons are the most famous color-changing animals, but there are plenty of other animals that possess this talent.

An Arctic fox in its summer colors hunts for eggs and chicks below a bird nesting cliff in Svalbard, Norway. | Wolfgang Kaehler/LightRocket via Getty Images When prey is more abundant in warmer ...

Icelandic Arctic foxes come in two distinct colors—white and blue—with the white foxes sporting a near-complete white coat in winter that turns brown and white in the summer.

A slumbering Arctic fox in winter will wrap its long, bushy tail around its body for added warmth. Its feet are covered in dense fur to insulate against the cold and provide traction on the ice.

An arctic fox found in Portland last month arrived at the Oregon Zoo on Nov. 8 to begin her transition to a new zoo. Here's what to know.

It’s been about a month since an Arctic fox was found wandering in a park in Portland, Oregon. The agency caring for her says she will never get to roam the Arctic tundra. Because the fox has ...

An Arctic fox found wandering around Portland, believed to be an illegal pet, will find a new home at the Ochsner Park Zoo in Wisconsin.

An Arctic fox was found in Willamette Park on Saturday and taken to the Wildlife Care Center.

It looked like a fox kit — but it was white, not a color typical of vulpine species native to the Pacific Northwest. Arctic foxes, which are white, live much farther north in cold tundra regions ...

Staff at the Wildlife Care Center believe the Arctic fox either accidentally escaped from captivity or was intentionally dumped by people who illegally held her.

The Arctic fox, a master of survival in the harsh Arctic, relies on its remarkable adaptability and resourcefulness. Its thick, seasonally changing fur provides both insulation and camouflage ...