Metsähallitus: Arctic Fox Breeding Is Now Successful Every Year – at Least 11 Cubs This Summer
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Four arctic fox nests were discovered in Finland this summer. Nesting was also successful in the fells of Norway and Sweden.
Four successful nestings were observed in the Enontekiö fell area. The increase in mole numbers is helping the endangered species survive.
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ESS.fiFour arctic fox nests were observed in Finland this summer in the Enontekiö area of Lapland, Metsähallitus says in a press release. A total of at least 11 cubs were seen in the nests. According to Metsähallitus, the critically endangered arctic fox nests in Finland now succeed annually. The arctic fox's main food source is voles, the number of which is increasing in the fell areas. The article At least 11 critically endangered arctic fox pups we…
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