The gray fox is found in all the deserts of North America including the Chihuahuan, the Sonoran, the Great Basin, the Mojave, and the Colorado Plateau Desert.
In the Americas, there are several species of fox found in the desert - gray fox, red fox and kit fox - are all seen in the deserts of the southwest.
Not all foxes that live in the desert are sandy colored. Two examples - the red fox and the gray fox.
Yes, the gray fox is found in all the deserts of North America.
The desert fox (fennec) does not live in mangroves.
Yes, the gray fox lives in Idaho.
Weasels, cougar, the gray fox and many more mammals.
The Fennec Fox, but it has also been known to reside in Saudia Arabia The Fennec Fox, but it has also been known to reside in Saudia Arabia
No, the gray fox is able to climb trees quite well but does not live in trees.
Yes, the gray fox is found in the Catskills.
Despite the harsh desert environment, a number of animals do venture into and live in the Patagonian desert. Some only live on the more habitable and geographically-varied outskirts of the desert, where food is more abundant and the environment less hostile, but all are found within the region encompassing the Patagonian desert. These are animals and birds found in this region :-Burrowing OwlRheaGuanaco, Tuco-tucoMaraArmadillo Patagonian WeaselCougar (puma)South American Gray Fox (patagonian gray fox)Desert iguana Jumping spiderEagle Hawk
No, the gray fox may live in a small family group but not in packs.
Foxes live in the desert because that is their home.