Red Foxes

You are probably thinking of Edam, though there may be others that have a similar package. Edam is coated in red wax and looks somewhat like a large apple when sliced.

Red foxes can easily adjust to new living environments. They stash away food for later use when they have more than enough. They are fast and they have very strong senses.

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The red fox is an integral part of forest ecosystems, serving as both predator and prey, which helps maintain the balance of species populations. By controlling the numbers of small mammals and insects, they contribute to the health of vegetation and overall biodiversity. Additionally, their scavenging habits aid in nutrient recycling within the ecosystem. Overall, the red fox plays a crucial role in promoting ecological stability and resilience in forest environments.

The only relationship between the red fox and the dingo is the fact that they are both canid species. However, the dingo is in the dog family, with a scientific name of "canis lupus dingo", while the fox is not, with its scientific name of "vulpes vulpes".

They are true wild animals, not feral. Ferals are domestic animals gone wild.

They live in citys, fields, forests, deserts, and mountains. Some even live near small citys and farms.

Baby foxes, red or otherwise, are usually referred to as 'kits'.

The same as grey squirrels. Nuts, acorns, mabie fruit

All red foxes are omnivores - and you can tell because they eat small mammals, nuts, berries - whatever they find.

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i just watched a fox jump from ground level onto the top of my 4 ft chain link fence and then jump down to the other side. Very cat like. Didn't climb it, but rather jumped 4 ft and balanced itself at the top. I'm wondering if it could get over a wood stockade six feet?

Fox are omnivores, feeding on fruit as well as mice, voles, rabbits, birds' eggs, large insects, and carrion.

The fox is an OMNIVORE. Along with meat and insects, it also eats: corn, apples, nuts, berries, and grass. From thefreedictionary: "Many animals generally considered carnivores are actually omnivorous; for example, the red fox eats fruits and berries as well as mammals and birds."

A Cub most commonly. Sometimes called a pup or a kit

All foxes, including the red fox, are placentals.

Red fox kits are born blind, deaf and toothless, with dark brown fluffy fur.

Well kind of, dogs and foxes are in the same family, but it's not just one or the other, it's the canidae family

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