Caribou
Caribou will scrape the snow
away and eat lichens, dried
sedges and small shrubs. In the
summer they the will eat leaves
of willows, sedges, flowering
tundra plants, and mushrooms.
Musk Ox
The musk ox eat lots of food like
grass, willows, arctic flowers,
mosses, lichens, aspens, birch
shoots, berry bushes, sedges,
leaves, twigs and even barks if
they can find some.
Arctic Fox
Snowy Owl
A typical diet of this fox consists
of birds, eggs, small mammals
and fish. It will also eat berries,
seaweed, insects and larvae,
when other prey is scarce
The snowy owls feed on arctic
fox, rabbits, lemmings, voles,
and various seabirds.
Harlequin Duck
Grizzly Bear
Ermine
Scientists discovered that 75%
of the bear population lives off
plants alone. The grizzly will
also eat insects, small rodents
and honey.
Ermine eat mice, voles,
lemmings, pikas, mice,
snowshoe hares, birds, insects,
and fish carcasses.
A harlequin ducks diet consists
of mussels, shellfish, aquatic
insects, crustaceans and some
small fish.
Polar Bear
They hunt and eat seals and
other sea life
Puffin
Wolverine
Adult puffins mostly eat small
fish, such as sand eels, herring,
hake and capelin. During
winter puffins may also eat
crustaceans, but their preferred
food is fish.
Wolverines easily dispatch
smaller prey, such as rabbits
and rodents, but may even
attack animals many times their
size, such as caribou, if the prey
appears to be weak or injured.
Emperor
Penguin
Collared
Lemming
The primary food source is
generally fish. Glacial and
hooked squids and Antarctic
krill are also regularly featured
in their diet.
In summer their main foods are
tender shoots of grasses and
shrubs. During the winter they
eat bark and twigs off willow
and dwarf birch.
Weddell Seal
Cod and silverfish are favorites,
though these seals also eat small
crustaceans, octopuses, and
other marine creatures.
Arctic Hare
In the winter the arctic hare
feeds on bare twigs and
vegetables just under the snow.
It will also eat spruce twigs,
bark, needles, and buds of hard
wood. In the summer they feed
on grass, bugs, twigs, and
leaves.
Arctic Tern
In most cases, it eats small fish
or marine crustaceans. Fish
species comprise the most
important part of the diet, such
as herring and cod. Among the
marine crustaceans eaten are
amphipods, crabs and krill.
Arctic Wolf
Wolves mainly eat Arctic
hare, musk ox, Arctic fox,
caribou, and lemmings.