Red Foxes

The average litter is 5 cubs.
a small red fox.

food

Generally, no. The snake would have to be very large and very hungry to go after a red fox. Red foxes are preyed upon by larger canids (wolves, jackals, etc.) and large felines (cougars, jaguars, etc.)

Any fox is a vertebrate. So the answer to your question is vertebrate. In order for an animal to be a vertabrate it has to have vertebrae, and vertabrae are pretty much back bones.

he gestation period lasts approximately 53 days. Litter size ranges from 1 to 7. Kits begin to hunt with their parents at the age of 3 months. By the time they are 4 months old, the kits will have developed their permanent dentition and can now easily forage on their own. The family group still remains together until autumn when the young reach sexual maturity and then disperse.

No. Because a Fox is not a Dog. You may be able to use the fox as a guide animal, but a fox is not a dog.

Vulpes vulpes, and it's not called a red tail fox, it's just red fox.

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!

The red fox is a placental mammal. Monotremes lay eggs and marsupials have a pouch.

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

You are going to be pleasantly relieved that over half the population suffers from "red face" either from embarrassment, alcohol, excitement, or nervousness. It's normal! I have a Goddaughter who does piano concerts and she doesn't go red faced, but she does perspire a great deal. When you think of it, you are first ... coming on stage to walk over to that piano in front of many people or in a competition, then worrying you will make a mistake, and thus, the heart pumps harder and the blood rushes through the blood vessels of the face. If you see an athlete in motion they will always have a red face and are sweating perfusely. This is the bodies way of relieving tension and it can be a good thing. Take the pressure off yourself. In most cases people in the audience can't see your red face. Secondly, no one cares if you have a red face and are enjoying you playing that piano. There are things you can do to help this. Meditation practices such as Tai Chi or Yoga can help. When one is under pressure often, they need a form of total quiet and meditation to balance mind, body, soul. I suggest you find some form of meditation that best suits you. I have taken Tai Chi and I can actually slow my own heart down no matter what the circumstances. It takes practice but it can be done. Peace and quiet is all most of us want, yet we seldom get it. Good luck Marcy

According to a well known song, Rudolph had a red nose. Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer, that's the song title.

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Population

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Yes, their coat is sand brown, helping them to blend into the desert environment where they live.

their home or lair is an 'earth' although according to the encyclopaedia they usually sleep in grasses or thickets, using an earth or lair in the breeding season

See the image above of a couple red foxes.

Any color can be made darker by adding black.

A fox is, technically, a carnivore. However, it has a omnivore diet and may eat more plant material than animal during certain seasons.

Mostly @ night but if food is scace and their hungry they'll eat during the day.

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it runs fast

Yes, red foxes do dig burrows known as dens or lairs.

A Golden Eagle itself weighs only 7-15 pounds, so there's no way they could even possibly carry an adult human. An infant, maybe.

They do sometimes attack and kill fairly large animals (deer, for example), but they don't carry them off, they feed at the kill site.