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Foxes, members of the dog family, are incredibly adaptable animals found in diverse habitats, including farms, deserts, forests, and urban areas. With their slender bodies, bushy tails, and pointed features, these skilled hunters prey on birds, frogs, insects, and small mammals, as well as berries and carrion. They create dens in the ground or occupy old ones in caves or hollow logs. Fox pups, known as cubs, are born in early spring; red foxes typically have 4-9 pups, while gray foxes have 3-5. Discover more about these fascinating creatures online.
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Fox • Foxes can live almost everywhere in the world. They are found in farmlands, deserts, forests, and even wooded parts of cities. http://www.worldbookonline.com/kids/media?id=pc044703
Foxes are animals in the dog family. Most of them look like small, slender dogs with bushy tails. A fox has long, pointed ears and a pointed nose.
Fox • They are good hunters, and they eat almost any animals they can catch, including birds, frogs, insects, lizards, mice, and rabbits. They also eat berries and dead animals.
They dig dens or take over old ones in the ground. They may also make dens in caves, hollow logs, or trees. The pups, or cubs, are born in early spring. Red foxes have four to nine pups, and gray foxes have three to five.
Work Cited • http://www.worldbookonline.com/kids/article?id=ar830804
