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RED FOX PUP, 18.5” X 21.5”, 1990
The red fox prefers a habitat with open spaces bounded by protective strands of trees and brush. Though most have the golden-red color that inspires their common name, red foxes also come in brown, black, and silver- at times in the same litter. A bushy white tipped tail accounts for a third or more of the fox’s average 42” length. Red foxes are believed to mate for life. In late winter, a pair digs a den or makes a home in a crevice or a cave. Early spring brings a litter of about five. Both parents help raise the young.
The red fox prefers a habitat with open spaces bounded by protective strands of trees and brush. Though most have the golden-red color that inspires their common name, red foxes also come in brown, black, and silver- at times in the same litter. A bushy white tipped tail accounts for a third or more of the fox’s average 42” length. Red foxes are believed to mate for life. In late winter, a pair digs a den or makes a home in a crevice or a cave. Early spring brings a litter of about five. Both parents help raise the young.
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