in search of the Iclandic Arctic Fox

I twice saw the elusive Arctic Fox, the only land mammal native to Iceland.

An Arctic Fox Centre opened June 2010, a new tourist attraction.

They lived on birds, I assume. (Why are there not more rodents on this island? Ground squirrels or marmots would thrive here.)

It was a thrill like that of seeing the Patagonian Fox.

But if you like foxes, visit Charlottetown, PEI, Canada. They roam like house cats in that city.

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