As with everything, it all depends on how you treat it and how much.
Foxglove will kill humans, cattle, dogs and other creatures that consume vast quantities of it - however, in small and sensible amounts it is no more deadly than carrot juice. But in quantities - both will kill you.
It's all to do with Digoxin toxicity. Most causes of death are due to misinterpretation of the plant (Comfry) or just plain stupidity.
So foxglove is very poisonous to animals and people, but only if you take it to the extreme. A foxglove is as dangerous as a brick, if you leave it alone, a brick is fine on the floor, but if you drop it on the head of someone from 500ft it will be deadly.
Digitalis contained in a foxglove is toxic.
No foxes are not dangerous to people but only if you don't annoying them. But foxes are dangerous to other small animals like possums, rabbits, mice and sometimes even small birds.
People. FLYING BEARS
people dissect animals to learn a little more about them and in some cases to see if they are dangerous to us or not.
it refers to foxes
because when they are on the ground other animals such as foxes or other animals eat them
Prey. They get eaten, they don't hunt other animals.
Yes kit foxes are dangerous. Foxes are wild animals. Although they generally avoid people, when people get too close to them, foxes usually have a nasty temperament. People become tempted to approach kit foxes because they look cute and find out the hard way that they were dangerous.
People. FLYING BEARS
More and more foxes and other animals are seen living in towns and cities because their homes have been destroyed by over development. They have nowhere else to go and so they end up in areas where there are people and dangerous situations can occur.
The Fennec Fox can be dangerous during breeding season, but usually can be quite sane - many people have them as pets!
None - but some people are.
arctic foxes wolves and people!
Foxes also pose no real danger to cats. Although foxes will scavenge the remains of dead cats,
No. As animals with fur, foxes are obviously mammals.
so the foxes can reduce animals
foxes live around wolves
if your definition of ground is land, then yes. Foxes areground animals.
Depending on the breed, foxes can have different lethality. Usually foxes are scared of adult humans, but may not be so scared of children or small pets. Foxes are apt to get rabies, so it is better to avoid them if you see them. As we invade their habitat with houses, etc. we are more likely to see wildlife in our neighborhoods. These are not Disney animals; they can be dangerous. Give them plenty of space when you see them.