How does a wild fox look like?

Answer 1

Wild cats are usually bigger than normal feral cats. They have a bigger structure than an average cat that you would see have. people think this is caused by humans. People started feeding these wild cats, then when their offspring came around and adapted to people, their body size decreased. Wild cats are also usually pure bread, and not too many mixed colors.

Answer 2

Every fox is wild, and here is the fox's description. The red fox has long red - orange fur and white on his underparts and dark brown legs. The grey fox is grey and sometimes black with long fur. The Arctic fox is white and fluffly in the winter, but grey in the summer. All foxes have extremely bushy tails that are the size of their body or a little smaller.

Answer 3

First of all, fox cubs (or kits) are the young of foxes, so they have a few similarities, but quite a few differences. They both have big ears, they are alert to their surroundings (older fox cubs) and they have an exceptional senses.

Answer 4

There are 36 species of wild cats and each has a different appearance. Included in the list are lions, tigers, jaguars, bobcats, etc. For a complete list as well as pictures of each species click on this link.