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Name: Shalim
Nickname: Shal
Age: about 7
Gender: Vixen
Height: 3’8
Wight: 40
Appearance: Small and slightly under weight, her hair is a golden blond color her skin is fair like her fox coat in the winder, her eyes are the golden brown color in fox form and like her fox form she will always be small and agile. Her senses of sight, hearing, and smell are greater then most. She spends most her time in fox form, she doesn’t like human form. Fox form- in the winter her coat is white in the summer it is a brownish color
Cloths Appearance When in human form her cloths are too small and ripped, they are muddy, and slightly bloody from attacks on her.
Species: A shape shifter and human. her father was a ‘were-fox’ or more of a shape shifter that had a fox form, (meaning they are not connected to the moon). Her blood Is mainly shape shifter since that is stronger then human blood. Fox species- arctic fox
Personality: very shy, doesn’t like people. like her fox counterpart she is a solitary animal. Used to sleeping on her own, and using herself for warmth. She steals to survive but mainly she hunts food in Fox form , eating what foxes do to survive. She is smart, and very agile in both forms. She is more comfortable in fox form having spent most her time in it
Past: her mother was human. When her mother found out about the shape shifter blood she left her father and her. She was only a few months old when her mother left. Her father raised her mainly in Fox form, raising her as a shape shifter not a human. one day he went out and never came home. she has no idea what happened to him
The Arctic fox gets as tall as fifty to sixty centimeters long. The Arctic fox weighs seven to fifteen pounds. Their tails are about thirty centimeters long. The Arctic fox's coat protects them from the cold winter. Their fur keeps the fox's temperature up to one hundred degrees Fahrenheit. The Arctic fox's fur camouflages him in the winter. They change colors from winter to summer. Their fur changes from white to black. If the Arctic ever becomes too cold for the Arctic fox, it can curl up in the snow and cover its nose with its bushy tail to stay warm. The Arctic fox's feet are thicker than most Arctic animals to keep the cold out. Unlike some Arctic mammals, these foxes do not hibernate and can withstand temperatures as low as -50 degrees Celsius.
The arctic fox lives in North America, Scandinavia. Asia, on Iceland and on the coasts of Greenland. Sometimes the Arctic fox will travel up to a hundred miles in search of new territory. The Arctic fox lives in dens that are bedded on a hillside, the den is big and has many tunnels. They build it where the drainage is good and were there will be no chance that the spring thaw will flood the burrow.
The Arctic fox eats small mammals but they also eat birds, birds eggs, and the remains of killed animals. In late fall and early winter a fox family will travel together in search of food such as lemmings. When the lemming dies out the Arctic fox becomes a scavenger. Arctic foxes sometimes will follow a polar bear, if it kills a seal, foxes are able to feed on it after the bear has eaten his fill.
The Arctic fox breeds in May. The female is called a vixen. The Arctic usually has five or six pups. The baby fox each weigh one ounce when they are born. Using its muzzle an Arctic fox digs a hole for its pup. The baby foxes are kept warm by the mother fox who never leaves them for a moment. Pups leaves their parents when winter comes.
Sometimes polar bears invade them and kill some Arctic foxes. Trappers killed Arctic foxes for their valuable pelts.
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