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23 January, 08:14

Why do species that live in the Arctic have large feet?

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  1. 23 January, 09:22
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    Their feet are heavily furred for warmth and their pads are rough for added traction on the ice. Their feet are also quite large, often about 12 inches wide, to match their weight and to spread that weight out over deep snow and thin ice to avoid falling
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