Foxes

[EscapeGirl]

Wow, Justeazy! That's awesome. *goes to google a kit-fox* I've never heard of one....

[funja]

thats awesome (kinda bad about the littering but shows how nature adapts to the bad things humans do and find a way to cope and even thrive with it)

[2 Tails]

As a small child, from the fairy tales I thought foxes were big evil animals, and was afraid of them. Even had nightmares. Until one day my parents took me to the zoo, where I have seen real foxes, and I was astonished to see that they are much smaller than I thought and cute From then on I wasn't having nightmares with foxes

Ever heard of the Japanese Kitsune?They can be good heroines/heros.

we have red foxes which i always thought looked meaner and seem to be the ones blamed for eating chickens where i live lol but they gotta eat right we also have gray foxes which i think are alot cuter

Red foxes are alot more common than the gray Fox but the gray fox can climb
trees.

I've never seen a fox in my area...A shame. (Doesn't mean we don't have them, though. I dunno. I HAVE seen, however, a mountain lion! ) Cuz they're SO cute. I did see one in Missouri once when I went there to visit, though.

A couger?They are lazy when they are pregant.

In our area, foxes sometimes go to houses to find food during the night. I have seen foxes twice after midnight when we were taken home by car late.

What species are they?

Aww... Did you happen to see one in a pot? Or maybe wrapped on a wolf's head?

No.I seen live foxes.

Lol, nope

Really?

Is a kit-fox a fox?
Yes.It's a true fox.It's also Vulpes macrotis.
If so, then I have observed a fox over about 8 years. Someone enviornmentally-retarded dumped a couch in the empty feild behind where I used to live. Shortly after, a young kit-fox moved in, and it was then deemed "illegeal" to remove the couch, as it was the home of a protected species (The field still has that couch to this day).
This was about eight years ago, and from my old bedroom window, I could see this couch. Over this entire period, I could observe it and it's lifestyle.
It was really a very interesting, and If I was older and had actually realized the scientific value in this, I could have perhaps documented it's actions over this time and sold it to some animal research firm.
We moved a little over a year ago, but as far as I know, the kit-fox still lives there (as the couch is still there, and no construction on the field (though it was previously bought))

As the kit fox is sly!

Sure a kit fox is a fox.
Wow, that's interesting! You could observe that fox for many years! Did it live completely alone?

Most foxes live alone.But it could have cubs.


Anywways You guys heard of U. littoralis or the Island fox?

[Justeazy]

thats awesome (kinda bad about the littering but shows how nature adapts to the bad things humans do and find a way to cope and even thrive with it)

EXACTLY!

Sorry, as far as I know, it was alone. There were other animals in the field (snakes, lizards, mice, wild cats), but no other kit-foxes.

Lol, my complex was surrounded on all four sided by:
N: field (with the kit fox) still a field
NE-E: field (with that brief time of the white fox) now duplexes
SE-S: field, now apartments/Darrell's mini-storage
W: Airport (the part with no construction) so basically a field

We got lots of random wildlife over the years,

One year, there was a white fox of some kind in the adjacent field, then it disappeared and they started construction in that feild (now it's filled with duplexes).

[redding]

I love foxes!

[darklord]

I have heard that when a fox is beaten and cornered such that it has no route to escape, then it pretends that it has died. It completely stops moving. When the danger goes away it gets up again and run away.

[Yorick]

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