The image above shows a red fox so you can see for yourself.
it is a mammal so it is born alive
Yes they re both foxes and their babies are called kits. Foxes are awesome, especialy Red the Fox, my stories fox.
Commonly the word "fox" means any kind of mammal that is a meat and plant eater (omnivorous). They are wolf or dog-like with long snouts and bushy tails. The red fox is the most common of these mammals out of almost 40 different species. So yes, the "red fox" is a special breed of "fox".
There is no need to control the population of the red fox.
a red fox would find the best defender for itself and its own species so its pup would be just as defensive as its father.
they hunt at night and eat. they bit people
The red fox (and all other foxes) is a mammal, and reproduces by mating.They copulate.
Australia was the partner of the US; when we went in, so did they. When we left, they left. Our success, mirrored their success.
No, because there is hardly animals or water so they'll die of hunger.
Some are very smart, others, not so much. The red fox is known to be very clever, so it is comparably smarter then some breeds of dogs, however a border collie, is smarter than a red fox.
Predation on native species and competition with native carnivores such as the quoll. Incidentally, fox numbers have increased markedly in recent years thanks in part to animal rights activists attacking furriers and animal skin wearers, vastly reducing the value of Australian skins (which were amongst the best in the world, and not affected by rabies). So few are shot now, the skin price barely covers the cost of fuel and ammunition. So we can thank animal libbers and anti-gun activists for the continued demise of many Australian species. The fox was always absent from Tasmania, having never been introduced there, but it appears that in recent times foxes have found their way to the island state, most likely with human intervention.