An animal's 'niche' is its role in the local ecosystem. The Arctic fox fills a predatory niche, which helps to control the populations of such small animals as lemmings and Arctic Hares which are its most common prey.

An arctic foxes niche is an omnivore because eat eats berries and other plant life and it eats small animals like lemmings
omnivore is a niche between a carnivore and a herbivore and a consumer is related to the keine family and lives up north around Canada and Greenland mostly around icy and snowy places but is a critically endangered species and has a chance to be extinct with a 10% chance within 100 years why? Because the red fox is its compettitor and the red fox has a more higher population then the arctic fox so the red fox is killing and taking more of the arctic foxes prey this means the arctic fox is losing its habitat / space to hunt and live

Hello im Steve and i have a baby arctic fox and she is so nice but hard to take care of.









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