Amid sixty-mile-per-hour winds and subzero temperatures, Ingo captures ethereal images of musk oxen in Dovrefjall National Park, Norway. These animals are built for this environment, with thick fur covering a layer of wool to help them endure the bitter cold. It is exactly this adaptation that puts the oxen at risk. As temperatures rise, the skies in the Nordic latitudes produce rain during winter warm spells. When the rain freezes, a sheet of ice buries lichen and moss, which represent essential food for the herds during the long winter season.



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