High in the frozen Arctic, musk oxen have been roaming the tundra for thousands of years. Their long, shaggy hair makes them welladapted to the frigid climate as they roam the tundra in search of roots, mosses, and lichens.
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To document the power and strength of this majestic animal, wildlife photographer Chris Schmid traveled to Norway’s DovrefjellSunndalsfjella National Park. The Frozen Warriors provides an upclose look at the musk oxen in its natural habitat and sheds a light on their uncertain future.

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