No, cacti are natives of the Americas and the fennec is from Africa.

Depends on the breed. A red fox can have a litter around 5-7. Please make your question clearer.

what animal would sweats through his nose????????? i don't know mabey an armadillo

Foxes will usually have 4-6 young in a litter.

As children can be very active, foxes could be dangerous as they might feel intimidated by a loud playful child and may run away or quite rarely attack. But if the fox feels relaxed and happy (you can tell because if it is scared it may make whimpering noises and put its head down) it may allow you to approach it gently.

In summer the background is dark - so dark fur helps them camouflage. In winter the snow makes the environment white so white fur helps them camouflage then.

Yes, and they also live in parts of Europe and Asia. For a map showing the range of the lynx, click on this link. Both the Canada lynx as well as the bobcat live in North America.

The Peruvian desert fox, also known as the Sechuran fox, is an omnivore. Though it prefers a carnivorous diet, it can subsist on an herbivorous diet if no animals or eggs can be found.

The Arctic fox's fur can be gray/blue or white in the winter so that it blends into the landscape. Its coat then changes from gray/blue to a charcoal color and from white to a brown color as summer begins. This is so that they are still camouflaged when the snow melts. They need to be camouflaged so prey and predators cannot see them as well.

It has the warmest fur of any mammal which is even warmer than the polar bear. Their fur is also oily, which helps to trap in some of the heat and waterproof the fox.

Arctic foxes also have a compact body with short legs, short ears, dense fur, and thickly haired foot pads. Therefore the less surface area is exposed to the cold, less heat escapes the body. These not only help to insulate against the cold, but provide grip on the ice as well.

They also have a good supply of body fat to keep them warm. Their short ears prevent body heat loss so they can stay warm.

They have a long, thick, bushy tail so that when they curl up to go to sleep they can cover their face with it, to keep them warm.

The Arctic Fox has such a keen sense of hearing that it can locate the exact position of prey under the snow, before using its front paws to punch through the snow and catch it.

In the coldest parts of the arctic, some foxes have adapted to following polar bears to feed off the scraps they leave behind when they are hunting.

The arctic fox hunts any meat it can find, really

It would screw up the ecoystem. Usually if any animal disaperes it affects the whole food chain. If the acrtic fox preys on a certain species, and the fox disaperes then suddently there is nothing hunting the smaller prey so they will over populate. And if something hunts the acrtic fox than they would have no more to hunt. So it is important to protect all animals :)

I've seen many red foxes in van buren ar, so i guess they do.

According to DEFRA, for the canines of the following genera, you do not need any kind of license to own one as a pet in the UK

Alopex - Arctic Fox,

Cerdocyon - Crab-Eating Fox,

Otocyon - Bat-Eared Fox,

Psuedolopex - Argentine Grey Fox,

Urocyon - Island Fox,

Vulpes - Red Fox.

You would therefore need a license for species like the Kit Fox, or the Fennec.

they get the water from their mouth and they get their oxygen from breathing through their lungs.

So that it can blend in with the snow and hunt down its prey without being seen. so he cant be seen in the snow?

They break open ice with their sharp claws and lick the water out of the water :)
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Up until less than a decade ago, the red fox had not been introduced into Tasmania. However, since it was introduced in 2002, it has spread quickly, causing a potential environmental disaster in that fragile island state of Australia. Although a task force was set up to try to contain the problem there is still evidence that foxes remain a problem in Tasmania.

See the related link below for more information on the presence of foxes in Tasmania, and current eradication efforts.

Yes an Arctic fox is a mammal it has fur and feeds milk to its babies,Just like all other foxes. yes arctic foxes are mammals ..

They can run up to 30 miles per hour, but the average Arctic Fox runs about 20 miles per hour.

there is a metal knuckles but only in one game and its sonic r and the closest thing

to a metal tails is the tails doll

• Plant flowers or a vegetable garden
• Play outside
• Go camping
• Eat meals outside
• Go to the pond and feed the ducks
• Fly a kite
• Get healthy! Go hiking or walking
• Take pictures of nature
• Start your "Spring Cleaning"... It's never soon enough!
• Visit the Zoo
• Set up a blanket and read a book on the grass
• Visit a nearby Farmer's Market

The game is called "What's the Time Mr. Wolf".

It involves one person acting as "Mr Wolf". They have to stay at the other side of the room - and when the other players ask "What's the time, Mr.Wolf?" he/she has to reply with a time - e.g. six o'clock. The players then have to take six steps closer to Mr.Wolf. Eventually, the players will ask the question, and Mr.Wolf will have to answer with "Dinner Time!" in which Mr.Wolf has to try and catch one of the other players. If he catches one, they become the wolf. If he doesn't, he plays again.

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