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No.

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Foxes are rarely used as prey for birds of prey. Only an eagle could take down an adult fox.

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The fennec lives in the northern parts of Africa.
Dens and burrows
The Fennec Fox lives in places such as the Sahara Desert, Arabian areas, etc. You may also be wondering why the Fennec Fox has such a thick coat, for an animal that lives in the desert. Desert nights are extremely cold, and the Fennec Fox is mostly nocturnal.

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no

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They are under the list of undesirable species under 4VAC15-30-40. So unless you have a permit for one, then no- you can not legally own one.

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Yes, the fennec fox's sandy coat helps it blend into the sandy desert environment around it.

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The Fennec Fox is a majestic and beautiful animal that can be kept as a common house pet. The Fennec Fox is native to the Sahara and Saudi Arabia and has many predators. Vultures, eagle owls, jackals, and striped hyenas are a just a few that can be named. The fox lives in burrows to stay away from the heat. It has many natural enemies like I had previously stated.

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Ready? Here comes the paragraph from the fox nerd.

Fennecs have larger ears, not only to hear better, but to cool off. Blood passes close to the skin and cools it down. It has fur on its paws to keep from sliding on sand. It's tongue curls when it pants to save liquid (saliva). It eats many things, including fruit, bugs, and small animals. It can go years without drinking, though will drink if water is available. They have a musk gland at the tip of their tail, which is used when excited or scared. It lives in groups of up to ten, though does not hunt with them. It can dig very fast, up to twenty feet a day. Some claim it 'dissapears' in the sand.

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No.

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$1000 to around $20,000 it said
My fennec fox is costing me $1200. I had to make a $250 non-refundable deposit to show intent to purchase. Fennecs are not the pet for you if you don't have a huge amount of time in your day to devote to training them. They are much smarter than a dog or cat and get into trouble.

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The fennec fox is an omnivore and food sources include plants, rodents, insects, birds, eggs, and rabbits.

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No, fennec foxes are not endangered.

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A fennec is a small nocturnal fox with fawn-colored fur and large pointed ears, large black eyes sharped claws It can be found in northern Africa, the Sinai and in the Arabian peninsulaFennec foxes can weigh up to 1.5 kg (3.3 lb) and grow to a length of 40 cm (16 in). Their tail could be as long as 25 cm (10 in), their ears 15 cm (6 in) long

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Fennec foxes have different adaptions to grey foxes and Arctic foxes because they live in the desert, which requires very different adaptions from Arctic and grey foxes. For example, they have huge ears, to keep themselves cool, whereas Arctic foxes have small ears to keep the cold out.

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For two reasons...1) So it can hear its prey under the sand in order to dig them out and eat them but most importantly 2) there ears help regulate heat and keep them cool in the hot desert heat.

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The fennec poses absolutely no danger to humans. They are quite small and, I suppose, could bite if handled when they do not wish that attention.

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25 c

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The same way all living things reproduce. Please see the related link:
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no because you can buy in England

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Large ears, to loose body heat quickly

Thick fur to keep sun off of skin, and also to stay warm during the cold nights

Thick paws to stop hot sand from burning paws

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The fennec fox is one of the most sociable of the foxes and often lives in small groups of 10-15 individuals. Typically these groups are extended family. The young stay with their parents for a long time and then may make their own dens nearby. The fennecs prefer to be out at dawn, dusk and night, making them crepuscular and nocturnal. The huge ears and light colored fur effectively radiate excess body heat, while the small, pointed nose limits the amount of amount loss. Their fur also gives them excellent camouflage in the sand. The fennec is active, agile and very fast over short distances. They can jump about two feet straight up from a standing position and can make a horizontal leap of four feet.
They have large ears so they can hear prey from far away, close up, and even underground.

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they hve a good sense of smell, hearing, fast,agile, sharp teeth, claws eyesight

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Yes. all mammals are.