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What type of teeth a fox has?
sharp ones..
Does a kit fox have sharp teeth?
Yes they are carnivorious and must have very sharp teeth just like the american mink.
What are the Arctic fox's sharp teeth for?
the arctic fox eat hard thing that what dude
What are two important traits about a fox?
They have sharp teeth and they can run fast
What survival skills does a fox have?
Foxes survival skills are their sharp teeth and quiet sense to live.
What does animals with different traits mean?
they look/act differentex.: fox: sharp teeth to eat meathorse: dull teeth to chew plant material
What are some animals and their adaptations that live in rainforests?
A bear has claws to catch prey. A fox has sharp teeth to eat it's prey. A deer has flat teeth to eat grass.
Does the desert fox have sharp paws?
No, the desert fox does not have sharp paws but it does have sharp claws on those paws.
How do red foxes protect themselves?
foxes protect themselves using their teeth and claws and they can run fasterFox use their sharp teeth and claws to rip apart animals
What helps a fox to hunt?
Basically, There skills and adaptations they learned and have. Some of there adaptations are the sharp nails, sharp teeth, sight, smell. Some of their skills are learning where to look and find food, learning to be quiet and what and who to go after.
How does a a red fox protect itself?
Foxes have very sharp teeth and claws, which they use to attack their enemies. They also have a scent gland on top of their tails which emit a fishy musk at their foes.with their teeth .A fox has very sharp canine teeth that can easily cut through flesh. They also have a scent gland on top of their tail near the base which emits a fishy musk when they are frightened. When a fox fights another animal, they will keep their mouth open to show their teeth and make a sound called "gekkering", which sounds sort of like a choking/barking sound.
What type of teeth does a red fox have?
It is a bird and has no teeth.
