Give some examples of how animals adapt to life on the tundra.

The deer has wide hooves to make it easier to move through the snow and rake it in search of food.
The Arctic fox eats everything that nature gives, for example, fish, carrion, the remains of the prey of other animals
The wolverine’s coat does not get wet and, like the arctic fox, is indiscriminate in food
The hare has warm fur that saves from low temperatures and cold
For an ermine, the membranes on the paws help to move better in the snow.