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The desert fox, primarily the Fennec fox, has a limited direct human impact due to its primarily nocturnal and elusive nature. However, its presence can indicate the health of desert ecosystems, influencing conservation efforts. In some regions, desert foxes may compete with human interests, such as livestock farming, but they also contribute to local biodiversity. Additionally, their unique adaptations have made them subjects of interest in wildlife tourism and education.

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