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Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)

Side view of a Red fox looking up, two years old, isolated on white

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Red fox. Wildlife. Arctic, Kolguev Island, Barents Sea, Russia.

Red fox sitting with back view displaying fox tail, fur, in its environment and habitat with a blur background in the forest. Fox Image. Picture. Portrait. Photo.

Red Fox - Vulpes vulpes, sitting up at attention, direct eye contact, a little snow in its face, tree bokeh in background

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Cute red fox pups in a field of early summer flowers, watch another pup from inside and atop an old deadwood in Minnesota, USA.

Red Fox Vulpes vulpes in meadow scenery, Poland Europe, animal walking among meadow

Red fox

Front view of cute fox cub posing between two tree branches. Horizontally.

Adult red fox, vulpes vulpes, with furry tail standing on a meadow in autumn nature. Animal predator in natural environment. Alert mammal with orange fur.

Red fox looking up to the crown of trees in a deciduous forest in a fairy tale stylish photo. Animal theme with clever animal. Vulpes vulpes.

A red fox looking towards the camera. This wild fox is one of many on Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Male red fox, or dog, sleeping in the open on the snow, despite a cold drizzle. Note how the fox, well adapted for the cold, wraps his bushy tail around his body to stay warm, and tucks his nose into his fur. Foxes have other adaptations for the cold, including long and thick coats, more fur on their footpads than domestic dogs (for warmth and better grip in snow), and the ability to conserve body heat by reducing circulation to their paws. Their cold-resistant feet, long legs in relation to their bodies, and light builds allow them to move well even in deep snow. Some mammalogists believe the red foxes original to North America, as opposed to their present-day descendants, which may have hybridized with the subspecies introduced from Europe, were restricted to boreal and mountainous regions. This sleepy fox was photographed in the hills of rural Washington, Connecticut.

Fox looking at camera

Red fox, vulpes vulpes. Female fox kissing her little one.

Red fox, Vulpes vulpes, standing, isolated on white

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