Foxes

Foxes mainly eat small mammals, but do not eat excessively.who eats fox's
They are omnivorours they mostly eat kangaroo rats and bunnys

Yes, the tapir has a long nose. Technically, it is called a proboscis. A proboscis consists of a long nose which is merged with the upper lip.

the ears have a large surface area which allows more heat to escape, thus keeping them cool

In the deep forests of the British countryside or snowy forests, sometimes they hang in the cities. They are most likely to have them under trees in dens or wide burrows. In colder regions of the world it would be buried under snow or in frozen burrows

They aren't scary to people (unless in an area where rabies is common). They are beautiful-looking animals, but are a problem when it comes to small domestic animals and wildlife. Sometimes children can be afraid of the noises they make at night in rural areas. Their barking and calls in the breeding season can sound a bit creepy, but are just their way of communicating. Sometimes children may be afraid if their pet has been taken by a fox. _______________________ Pets and other small domestic animals in rural areas should be secured at night; marauding dogs and cats are more of a threat - though less noisy - than foxes, and there's no excuse for leaving a child's pet at risk during the night. Dogs are a real problem when it comes to domestic animals such as sheep, and these dogs are frequently unsecured pets. It works both ways.

No, a fox could not kill a human unless that fox was rabid and the person did not seek medical care.

Red foxes are only considered invasive in Australia where they were introduced from Europe by early settlers. They are not natives of Australia and have no natural enemies there. The population exploded and the red fox started to decimate local native wildlife populations..

Fox squirrels live in leaf nests 20 ft above ground. They live in pecan, oak, walnut, hickory, and pine trees. The best place to find Fox squirrels are in one of the trees listed above near a water source and food source such as corn, bird seed, or nuts like pecans, acorns, or pine cones.

Cub foxes live in groups and Adult foxes live in pairs
Scrub, chaparral, grasslands

Paws are a type of foot or hand if you like, just like a hoof.

Claws are like nails, like the talons on a bird of prey.

So foxes have both paws and claws. Hope this answers your question :)

it is banned and you should not hunt foxes!

No. Foxes make a range of sounds like screams, squeals and screeching.

Well, in fairy tails and legends the fox comes across as Sly, sneaky and cunning but in the bad way. Red foxes are beautiful animals with their amazing orange fur, they are stealthy and intelligent animals they are also very fast and shy.

Yes, as they commonly eat sweet fruits. Year round, fruit is a major part of a fox's diet.

Because it is cruel and unfair to foxes. Could you imagine being an innocent fox and getting hunted for no reason? Of course foxes kill chickens on farms but for one simple answer, to live. I don't agree with it and therefore think it should be banned.

i agree. it is a horrible unnatural thing to do and anyone who does it is sick in the head! hunting is a horrible, terrible, awful sport that should be banned everywhere. its people who hunt are almost as bad a poachers!!!!!!

Sometimes they do, but most of the time if a fox is living in a den he or she is with a breeding mate and a litter. When they aren't in a den, they usually just sleep out in the open.

Foxes live in almost every biome, including the Arctic tundra, deciduous forests, conifer forests, mixed forests, mountains, grasslands and deserts. They, also, may be found wandering in urban areas.

A young fox is called a kit, a cub or a pup.

The earliest historical records for Britain include mention of foxes so it seems reasonable to assume that they are as native to Britain as any species that lives on the island. If humas can swim the English Channel, it is reasonable to suppose that foxes could as well so even if they didn't start out in Britain, they could have arrived there in times so far prehistoric as to render the question about them being "native" pretty meaningless.

it has teeth and a mouth and legs and a head

yes if they catch one

Yes the fox is an omnivore, it eats insects, earthworms,fruit, berries, wild birds, small mammals and scraps left by humans

A desert fox, and most all desert animals, sleep during the day, and hunt at night, because it is cooler at night.

well they have a backbone and no exoskeleton

Young foxes are called kits. They can also be called cubs, or pups. Foxes generally live to be 2-3 years of age in the wild. However, some live to be 10 years of age.