Cute and Interesting Videos!

I found lots of cool videos on Arkive.org! 

Here are some of the ones I found...
http://www.arkive.org/fennec-fox/vulpes-zerda/video-11.html
http://www.arkive.org/fennec-fox/vulpes-zerda/video-03.html
http://www.arkive.org/red-fox/vulpes-vulpes/video-09b
http://www.arkive.org/red-fox/vulpes-vulpes/video-09c.html
http://www.arkive.org/red-fox/vulpes-vulpes/video-09d.html
http://www.arkive.org/red-fox/vulpes-vulpes/video-09d.html
http://www.arkive.org/arctic-fox/vulpes-lagopus/video-17b.html
http://www.arkive.org/arctic-fox/vulpes-lagopus/video-17a.html

They're all really interesting!

Silver foxes, they rock!

Compare these two pictures before reading:

***Paul Burwell***

There's something about them... So similar, yet soooo different! Their bodies are built very similarly, and they both have medium sized ears. Their hind legs both have a bend, and their chests poke out, like they're proud. The silver fox is a silvery black color, and very bushy, while the red fox is orangey, white, and brown; you can't call him bushy. The thing is, they're different but they're not. Silver foxes are red foxes in an other color form. Silver foxes live in the same places as red foxes, and they're especially common in Russia. In Russia, silvers are domestic! I'll post more about silvers soon. Red foxes do get bushy like the picture of the silver fox, just saying.

SILVER FOXES ROCK!

Great photos

I REALLY recommend this website for wildlife photos.
Paul Burwell Photos
Paul Burwell is a wildlife photographer and has some amazing fox photos such as...

** In courtesy of Paul Burwell photography

FOX OF THE MONTH

Fox of the Month is now every other month. This and next month's fox is.....

The Silver Fox!

http://jakeandsusan.blogspot.com/2011/11/silver-fox-spotted-in-noblesville.html

Foxes!

Foxes are very affectionate to each other, especially mothers to their young.  When the young foxes are babies, either the mother or father will go out to hunt, and when they come home, it's dinner time! 

As kits, or pups, foxes are very playful and often stay like that! They pounce on each other and play fight, which comes in handy for hunting later in life. In the picture above, the two kits are play fighting. Even though you can't see it, the fox on the right is probably giving his sibling a nip on the neck!

As a full grown fox, they will be able to have their own family and den, and will be able to hunt. In the mating season, spring, foxes mate and have kits.

**in courtesy of Google Images

Cute photos and stories

Here are some cute stories; one of which with foxes.

And here are some pictures:

**in courtesy of National Geographic

January Fox!

Crab eating fox for January!

**in courtesy of WildEcoLife