Can you find the Muskox? (4457009075)
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The underfur of a muskox is said to be the warmest fiber on earth. It's insulating properties are extraordinary. So extraordinary that as they are resting snow will build-up on them and the animal will be "snug" beneath. Can you find the muskox?
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