Mammal

The Muskox

The Muskox, gracefully moving through the wild landscapes of the Arctic, embodies a symbol of resilience against extreme conditions. With an imposing appearance, this iconic mammal blends seamlessly into the vast frozen expanses, demonstrating exceptional adaptation to the harshness of its habitat. In this overview, we delve into the fascinating world of the Muskox, exploring its life, crucial ecological role, and the challenges it faces in an ever-changing Arctic environment.

resilience against biting cold

Their grazing habits create paths and clearings that benefit other Arctic wildlife

The vast tundras and polar regions harbor these guardians of the Arctic, symbols of resilience against biting cold. The Muskox plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance, aiding in seed dispersal, and contributing to the diversity of northern ecosystems.

However, the existence of these lords of the ice faces challenges. Rapid climate changes and habitat disruption threaten their ancestral way of life. Through this exploration, we delve into the fascinating world of the Muskox, examining its ecological role, survival strategies, and the necessary conservation efforts to preserve this Arctic icon in a changing world.

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Keyfacts about the The Muskox

1,4 m

Average Height

265 kg

Average Weight

259 days

Gestation Period

Famille

Identity Card

Name: Muskox
Scientific Name: Ovibos moschatus
Origin: Extreme northern Canada, Greenland, and the tundras of Norway, Sweden, and Russia
IUCN Status: Least Concern
CITES: —