Description : This small, dog like animal is rusty red
    with a white chest, a white chin and a white throat. The ears are
    prominent and the tail is long and bushy with a white
    tip. The back of it's ears, the lower legs and the feet are black.
    The fox goes through color phases of black, silver, and mixed.

    Distribution : The red fox favors to live on the edges of forests, tilled
    fields and near marshes but they can be found on farmland, beaches,
    prairies, woodlands and both alpine and arctic tundra. They thrive
    throughout most of British Columbia.

    Biology : After a 51-53 day gestation period, up to 10 kits are born.
    Because of its well great sense of hearing, sight, and smell the
    red fox is an efficient and lethal predator; being an omnivore it eats
    whatever is available including corn, berries, apples, grasses, birds and
    mammals. The fox has many enemies that include coyotes, the lynx, and
    humans.  It is also susceptible that they are able to be able to give off
    rabies.
 
 

    Tracks : The trail of the red fox generally follows fence lines and the
    edges of forests and fields in a straight line but this line may vary
    depending on the animals speed and gait. The print is usually smaller,
    longer and narrower than that of a dogs. The front print is wider and
    larger than the pointed hind print. The heel pad is an inverted V-shape
    with a unique calloused ridge across the center of the pad.
    Straddle: 8 - 10.5 cm (3.2 - 4.2 in)
    Stride: 30 - 40 cm (12 - 16 in)
    Track: 5.5   cm (2.2 in) long / 5 cm (2 in) wide

My what huge feet!
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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