Foxes

The name fennec fox comes from the Arabic, with the 'fennec' actually meaning fox. Distinguishable due to their large ears, these foxes have hearing that is incredibly... keep reading →

PARENTS BEWARE: The Little Foxes That Spoil The Vines “A sly fox passed a lovely vineyard. A tall, thick fence surrounded the vineyard on all sides. As the fox circled... keep reading →

Gray Fox Facts and Information. Feeding, habitat, distribution, reproduction, anatomy and more. keep reading →

The question of whether or not to feed foxes has been a controversial subject for many years. If you do decide to feed them, this is a look at the food to give them and some... keep reading →

Russia's domesticated silver fox experiment gives genetic clues to the process of animal domestication. Wild foxes from fur farms have been domesticated and made available... keep reading →

Like the familiar red fox of North America, the culpeo fox is long and lean with a thick, bushy tail. But not all culpeo foxes look alike. keep reading →

When you get into the world of an entire family such as that of the Canidae , you tend to find that when you get into the smaller species, the examples of such become a lot... keep reading →

Max A. Pooch provides a canine's perspective on the remarkable short evolution on wild foxes to foxes who wag their tails and act like dogs. keep reading →

I had the great pleasure of meeting a little arctic fox named Effie during one of my trips to Wolf Park in Battle Ground Indiana. Wolf Park, for those not familiar, is a... keep reading →

In "Fox Huntin' in the East Tennessee Mountains", I express the simplicity of country life shared with a city slicker and the friendship and lessons learned that have lasted... keep reading →