Allow me a little bit of artistic license here - I imagine there is not much growing in the Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere where the Arctic fox lives but I thought the addition of the flowers looked pretty! These beautiful creatures are actually only white in the winter, in summer their coats are grey and light brown. The coat morphs to provide camouflage in the snow. They can withstand extremely low temperatures, helped by their thick, warm fur and huge fluffy tails and can go for long periods of time without eating in the winter too, living off fat reserves built up through the rest of the year.