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To Be True Nothing Really At All But If You Listen To What The Fox Say Or The Fox It's Fake!
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Do Arctic foxes survive in very hot weather?
Well the foxes in the arctic are lets say "special" they can live in the cold but not really the warm and hot the foxes lets say in Canada are really different from the ones in the arctic :)
How do you say foxes in German?
Foxes.
Is it ok for foxes to travel during the day?
Id say that it is ok for them to travel during anytime really you need to be more specific are these foxes that are Bred Inbreed type or are the Wild Foxes because in that case ill have to add more detail but Id say yes...
What are facts about red fox?
i know a lot about red foxes, but the one thing that i have not herd websites say is that in the summertime red foxes get gray, and really skinny, and tall they don't look like red foxes at all. I have seen them this way they get vicious in the summer to so be careful in the summer if you have red foxes near you
What do foxs say?
Foxes have over 40 sounds including chirping and barking
What food do you get from a fox?
Foxes really are not a food source for humans.
Do people really keep Arctic foxes as pets?
Yes.
Are fennec foxes legal in Puerto Rico?
I don't know really
Do foxes eat raspberries?
No, foxes cannot have raisins or any part of the grape, as they are poisonous and can cause kidney failure.
Why do Japanese say moshimoshi?
The Japanese say もしもし (moshimoshi) when answering the phone, just as we would say 'hello'. No one really knows for sure why they answer the phone with this phrase, however there is one tale that says that もしもし is said because foxes find it difficult to say. The Japanese believe that foxes are sneaky and untrustworthy and by saying もしもし, they are able to tell if they are being tricked.
What vegetables do foxes eat?
Foxes don't really eat plants, however they may feed on berries.
How do you say foxes in Gaelic?
foxes To be more specific: Irish: sionnach (a fox), sionnaigh (foxes) OR madra rua (fox), madraí rua (foxes) Scottish Gaelic: sionnach, pl: sionnaich OR madadh-ruadh, pl: madaidh-ruadh balgair, pl: balgairean.
