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Ice Dwellers are animals living in cold areas where snow and ice are present all year long. They are usually neutral towards people, but when they feel threatened they will attack. Ice Dwellers are best known for their sharp claws with which they can stick to walls of ice and climb. They also can sleep while hanging from such walls. Ice Dwellers are covered in white fur, which makes them almost invisible in the snow and ice. They can be identified only by movement and black noses on the tips of their faces. Ice Dwellers are omnivores. They will eat almost anything. Their primary source of food are small rodents and worms. Other foods are grass, leaves, nuts and bird eggs.
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