Fennec Foxes

The Fennec Foxes sizes are:

Head to body length: 9-16 inches (24-41 cm)

Tail length: 7-12 inches (18-31 cm)

Shoulder height: 8 inches (19-21 cm)

Ear length: 6 inches (15.24 cm)

Weight: 2-3.5 lbs (1-1.75 kg)

Like the size of a cat or chihuahua:)

A medium size dog
It varies and depends on the heredity of the parents

Some of the basic adaptations of the desert fox are its brown thin coat. This is because it needs to stay as cool as possible in the desert. The coat reflects heat in the daytime and insulates the fox at night. They have big ears as it helps to dissipate heat on hot days. It is also able to use it's tale to turn direction quickly when running.

the age limit for hunting is different in every state here in Idaho its 11 for birds and 12 for big game but ive heard in Montana u can hunt big game at 11

No, the fossa is a carnivore, and eat little animals and small monkeys.

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.

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.

The life span of a fennec fox has been recorded as up to 14 years in captivity. However, in the wild it is considerably less.

Fennec foxes have thick fur that insulates them against cold temperatures, providing warmth during chilly nights in their desert habitat. The fur traps air close to their bodies, which acts as an insulating layer, reducing heat loss. Additionally, their fur is denser on the underside, which helps retain warmth while allowing for some heat dissipation during the hotter parts of the day. This adaptation allows them to thrive in extreme temperature fluctuations between day and night.

No, fennec foxes are omnivores.

Mammals are warm blooded

No, they require taurine in their diets. Although they are omnivores in the wild their nutritional requirements are closer to that of a carnivore.

A fox lives in the woods and on lower parts of mountains :). :p

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A fox den typically ranges from 3 to 10 feet deep, depending on the species and the specific conditions of the environment. The entrance can be around 6 to 12 inches in diameter, and the den may have multiple chambers and tunnels. Foxes often dig their dens in well-drained areas with good cover, such as wooded or brushy regions.

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