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Musk Ox

Muskox or Muskoxen are prehistoric-looking animals that thrive in the cold climate of Alaska's high Arctic slopes. They can survive these severe conditions partly due to their dense undercoat of woolly fur called qiviut, which is said to have an insulation factor 10 times that of wool. They have changed little since the ice age.

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Bull and cow muskox
Bull and cow muskox
Bull and cow muskox
Bull and cow muskox
Bull and cow muskox
Bull and cow muskox
Muskox on autumn tundra
Muskox on autumn tundra
Muskox on colorful tundra.
Muskox on colorful tundra.
Muskox on colorful tundra.
Muskox on colorful tundra.
Muskox on colorful tundra.
Muskox silhouetted against sky
Muskox silhouetted against sky
Muskox on colorful tundra.
Muskox herd
Muskox on autumn tundra
Bull muskox
Bull muskox
Two bull muskox on tundra
Two bull muskox on tundra
Two bull muskox on tundra
Two bull muskox on tundra
Two bull muskox run on snowy tundra
Muskoxen along the Sagavanirktok River
Muskoxen along the Sagavanirktok River
Muskox
Muskox
Muskox
Qiviut
Qiviut
Qiviut yarn
Qiviut yarn
Qiviut yarn
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