Foxes

Yes because if foxes aren't hunted the the population will grow out of control.

Foxes are mammals. Mammals do not hatch. They are born live from their mother's womb.

Pine Marten. I know for sure because I saw him in there with a dead chicken.

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Mostly because of human expansions, but also rat poison and natural things like floods and starvation

Yes. Well they should. I mean some CRAZY people don't. Hope this helped y'all! Peace Out...

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The Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) isn't currently endangered in any part of its range. Some other species of fox are endangered, however, including: the Island fox (Urocyon littoralis); the Crab-eating fox (Cerdocyon thous); and the African bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis).

Actually, yes! Indiana state law says nothing against owning a fox as a pet. It's like having a dog or cat there. While I do not live there, I know someone who owns a fox in Indiana and he has told me all of this from his first-hand experience. There are many breeders actually in Indiana. With a little research, you can probably find one in your area.

Now, before you jump on the bandwagon about getting a fox, please please PLEASE do all the research you can on their temperments, diets, ect. to make sure that a fox is a good match for you. Consult other fox owners, and find out all you can before going out and adopting one. They are much different than owning a dog. Just because you want a fox, doesn't mean that you are right for one.

Finding a fox cub can be very hard. if you go out looking for one, you never know if you'll find a male or female. But you'd have to go in the woods or the mountain's. But watch out! Mother foxes can be very aggressive to humans to protect her cubs!

4 to 25 pups

Fox Bite Alarms are fishing lure bite alarms designed to signal when a fish such as Carp take the bait from down deep where one may not be able to see or in the dark where one might be able to see. Fox Bite Alarms are primarily used in the United Kingdom but can be purchase from Foxinit as well as Amazon.

Males average around 13 lbs, and females average around 11.5 lbs.

Critically Endangered

They're called Kits.

Foxes make different sorts of dens. Some foxes dig out under tree root or bushes and others find fallen down piles to live in.

Birds and small mammals like rabbits, mice and, squirrels. Also insects like grasshoppers and beetles. Crayfish.

The true foxes, of which there are about 12 species, belong to the genus Vulpes.

Foxes are often seen during daytime hours, especially in urban or suburban areas, but if the fox is exhibiting abnormal behavior such as:

Stumbling,

Unusual lack of fear of humans,

Aggression,

Excessively salivating,

Tail looks matted and thin,

Or if it looks skinny and just unhealthy,

You should call your local animal control officer or USDA APHIS Wildlife Services office. This is especially true if you live in an area where rabies is found.

But don't forget that foxes live around you all the time and you are bound to stumble across them occasionally if you keep your eyes open.

you can build dens for them to live in,in there area. stop leaving pesticides in your gardens ,fields farms and other places a kit fox might roam.

Leopards, as are all mammals, sexual.

yes

Being gay is a human social concept that can't really be applied to animals. While same-sex sexual behavior occurs in all higher animal species, it's technically not correct to call this "gay."

So technically, they can have same sex behaviour, but they're not really gay.

They live in holes in the ground and are found both in the countryside and in towns