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Red fox sleeping in the garden with flowers, summer in UK.

Red fox, vulpes vulpes, on the shore in summer, Quebec, Canada.

Japanese red fox portrait , Miyagi , Japan

During a snowy winter in Hokkaido, Japan, this fuzzy fox enjoys the precious moments of sunlight it receives while nesting on a tree stump.

The red fox in spring on a rock illuminated by rays of sunlight passing through the foliage of the trees in the forest

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.

Red Fox sleeping on the ground

a polar fox (Vulpes lagopus) lying on the ground

Close-up of a red fox sleeping in a meadow.

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A close up of a fox rolled up and sleeping

Red fox in a farm paddock in Central Victoria

Red fox sleeping in the forest

Corsac in Beijing zoo park

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Fox in Winter snow napping in the day in Japan.

cute sleeping red fox in winter at Zao fox village, Miyagi, Japan

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Close-up of a red fox lying down and looking at the camera

Sleepy red fox hunkering down in the snow, lying in the open despite a cold drizzle. Note how the fox, well adapted for the cold, wraps his bushy tail around his body to stay warm. 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 male fox, or dog, was photographed in the hills of rural Washington, Connecticut.

Cute fox on snow in winter season at Zao fox village, Miyagi prefecture, Japan. landmark and popular for tourists attraction near Sendai, Tohoku region, Japan. Travel and Vacation concept

two sleeping foxes nestled together, perfect for children's books, animal-themed illustrations, or family-oriented designs.

Red fox in winter (Vulpes vulpes)

Two foxes curled up together

Red fox, vulpes vulpes, on the shore in summer, Quebec, Canada.

a red fox sleeping on a rock with one eye open in the afternoon sun in the wild

The red fox is our only wild member of the dog family. They are not fussy eaters and will happily munch on small mammals, birds, frogs, worms as well as berries and fruit! Foxes that live in towns and cities may even scavenge in bins to look for scraps

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$The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is the largest of the true foxes and one of the most widely distributed members of the order Carnivora, being present across the entire Northern Hemisphere including most of North America, Europe and Asia, plus parts of North Africa. It is listed as least concern on the IUCN Red List. Its range has increased alongside human expansion, having been introduced to Australia, where it is considered harmful to native small and medium-sized rodents and marsupials. Due to its impact on native species, it is included on the list of the \$

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