there legs move 2 at a time and the 2 come together as one and there back moves like cheeta exept you can't see there backs move very well
To hide, or get out of the way, in a sneaking manner; to lie close, or to move in a furtive way; to lurk., A number of foxes together., Alt. of Skulker
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Of course they do.
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They are animals of course they so
they have eyes
Very foxes are smart. Lots of foxes live in the city but sleep during the day under buildings and move around and hunt at night. So yes, they are very smart and sneaky.
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Gray foxes have to move to find food, shelter, mates...basically they have to move to survive. They may change the location of their den if they feel threatened or if they feel their kits (babies) are threatened. It may also just simply be time for a new den. Wild animals move around quite a bit, especially females with young. Larger predators who could potentially kill the young have a harder time finding the mother and her little ones that way.
It can depend. Usually, foxes would try to avoid snakes and snakes foxes. But, if the two were to get in a fight, there are too many variable to come up with an answer. Foxes can kill rattlesnakes, but it can also be the other way around.
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Foxes choose to poop where they eat as a way to mark their territory and communicate with other foxes. This behavior helps them establish boundaries and avoid conflicts with other animals.