Wandering Arctic Fox

An arctic fox left the coast of Norway without support or supplies, traveling 2,175 miles in 76 days from Norway, cutting across Greenland, and ending in Canada. She traveled across solid ice for much of the journey, averaging nearly 28 miles a day––a rate that blew the mind of researchers following her journey via a GPS device. Guest: Eva Fuglei, Research Biologist, Norwegian Polar Institute