Question

the arctic fox is native to the arctic regions of the northern hemisphere. this type of fox has thick, warm fur that is also used as camouflage in its habitat. in which of the following biomes in canada, a country in north america, would this animal be found? deciduous forest grassland shrubland tundra

Explanation:

The arctic fox is adapted to cold, harsh environments. The tundra biome is characterized by cold temperatures, limited vegetation (mostly low - lying plants), and is located in arctic regions. The arctic fox's thick, warm fur (which also changes color for camouflage) is well - suited to the cold and snowy conditions of the tundra. Other biomes like shrubland, grassland, and deciduous forest have different climate and vegetation characteristics (e.g., deciduous forest has trees that shed leaves, grassland has grasses, shrubland has shrubs) that are not typical of the arctic fox's native arctic regions.

Answer:

Tundra