Arctic Inferencing - Animals and Body Parts

The snowy owl uses these to catch its prey. What are they?

This animal looks like a dog, but it's a lot bigger. It has thick, white fur.

Seals use these to swim very fast. They use them to push through the water and push themselves on the ice. What are they?

You can find these on moose, reindeer, cows, and horses. What are they?

What is it?

These animals have large antlers and can pull Santa's sleigh! They have hooves and they are brown.

This covers the snowy owl's body to keep it warm and help it fly. What are they?

You see these on a reindeer or moose's head. What are they?

This arctic animal has long ears, it's small and cute. It lives in a burrow. It runs very fast.

This arctic animal has white feathers, a beak and claws. It can fly.

This animal likes to eat seals. It is an excellent swimmer. It's the biggest carnivore in the Arctic.

This arctic animal is white in winter. It has a long tail which it uses as a blanket to keep warm. They are excellent hunters. They like to eat arctic hares.

Fish have this on their backs. It helps them balance in the water. What is it?

This is the largest animal in the world. It's a marine animal.

It is the mouth of a bird. The snowy owl uses this to eat its food.

This helps whales move in the ocean. What is it?

These animals are excellent swimmers. They have two flippers and they have whiskers too. They love to eat fish.

This animal is short, black and white and has a colorful beak.

This is a marine animal that has a long tusk on its head. It looks like a unicorn!