Do foxes live in a lair?

Answer 1

A lair is a general term for an underground or enclosed place that an animal not necessarily a fox uses to hide, sleep, etc. The name for a fox's lair is a 'den', or a less commonly used term for a fox's lair is a 'covert'. I don't think I have ever heard it called anything else, either. As children, we just called it a fox hole. I've heard it called a den on a TV nature show, too.

Occasionally a fox's lair is also referred to as a 'holt'.

Answer 2

Foxes live in dens in the ground or hillside. They will dig out a place to live and to shelter their young from predators.

Answer 3

Both kind of. They are called dens, but in some cases are actually Burroughs. Foxes use just about anything abandoned by other animals and have more than one for safety. read below article.

Answer 4

Yes, bears do live in lair.

Answer 5

Foxes use their dens (also called lairs) for shelter, especially for their young, but spend much of their lives outside foraging for food.

Answer 6

Yes, a fox lives in a burrow that is sometimes called a den, a lair or an earth.

Answer 7

Yes Foxes live in dens

Answer 8

well..yes, burrows to be exact!

Answer 9

Foxes live in dens.

Or an earth.

Answer 10

Yes just like this one,