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by steeleg34 on February 25th, 2007

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Does the arctic fox have any symbiotic relationships

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  • by scubabob on February 25th, 2007

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    There's a myth regarding the fox and polar bear that seems pretty popular and won't go away. Some claim that the Fox serves as a guardian and look out for the bears in exchange for table scraps. Not true, the fox is merely a scavenger and that's the only reason you'll find it around bears.

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    • i am trying to find its symbiotic relationship to human.. if any one could help me out can they send me a message on my foopets? go to www.foopets.com,, make an account,, and then send me a message.. o and if you dont want your pet.. give it to me! i will message you the way

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      by LONESTAR7 on April 25th, 2010

    • Just in a scavenger capacity Lonestar,on the foxes part, utilizing whatever scraps humans leave behind ( not much in the arctic since everything has a use).
      Food and a pelt for clothing would be the only human relationship.

      scubabob

      by scubabob on April 26th, 2010

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