00:00How Arctic and Alpine animals change color to survive winter.
00:05An arctic fox disappears into snow-covered tundra.
00:09Across frozen forests, arctic plains, and mountain ranges,
00:12certain animals change color each winter to hide from predators and ambush prey.
00:18An arctic fox sheds its brown summer coat, grows bright white fur,
00:22and blends perfectly into snowy landscapes during winter hunts.
00:26A snowshoe hare bounds across Canadian forests,
00:30changes from brown to white each season, and vanishes against deep snowdrifts.
00:35A ptarmigan flaps across icy tundra, replaces dark feathers with white plumage,
00:41and avoids predators by matching frozen surroundings.
00:45A stoat races through snowy grasslands, transforms into an ermine with white fur,
00:51and stalks rodents beneath winter cover.
00:53A mountain hare crouches near rocky snowfields in Scotland,
00:57changes coat color gradually, and stays hidden from eagles and foxes.
01:03A weasel slips beneath fresh snowfall, flashes white fur in winter months,
01:08and uses camouflage to approach prey undetected.
01:11From arctic tundra to alpine forests,
01:14seasonal color changes help these animals survive freezing environments
01:18where visibility means life or death.
01:20When winter arrives, these animals almost disappear into the snow.
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