Foxes are curious, playful, and cunning animals. They belong to the same family as dogs. From the subject of worship to their raw intelligence, foxes have inspired humans in their art for as long as we were drawing on cave walls. If you are a fan of funny animal videos especially funny fox videos then this video is for you. Here are the list of foxes you won’t believe actually exists.
1. Fennec fox
Starting with the unbelievable foxes in the wildlife. The fennec fox is a desert dweller that can survive on very little water. It's nocturnal, staying cool in its den during the heat of the day and hunting at night. Its distinctly large ears help it locate prey and dissipate heat. The fennec fox is the smallest canid species in the world, averaging three and a half pounds and usually topping out at about 12 inches in length. Its ears alone can be three to six inches tall.
2. Arctic fox
If you saw the nature documentary you may know about this arctic fox. Also known as the polar fox, white fox, or snow fox, the Arctic fox calls the Arctic tundra biome - i.e., the northern regions of Canada, Russia, Europe, Greenland, and Iceland - home. Unlike its desert-dwelling cousins that are adapted to extreme heat, this majestic canid is equipped for the bitter cold. It has the warmest pelt of any animal found in the Arctic, able to survive temperatures of up to about 76 degrees below 0 Fahrenheit.
3. Red fox
No documentary is complete without this fox. The red fox is the most common and widespread type of fox, meaning many variations exist amongst red foxes. This breed can be found from the Arctic Circle to North Africa, as well as Asia and Central America. The red fox can survive in grasslands, suburban cities, mountains, deserts, forests, and more thanks to its highly adaptable characteristics.
4. Cropper the fox
Free documentary of nature has these fox videos caught on camera. This is about a friendly fox who becomes a household pet. So what is the secret life of this pet? Six years ago Cropper was found outside a hairdresser's shop in Kent, England. He was badly injured after a fight with a dog. Fortunately, he was taken in by Mr. Trowler who nursed him back to health and gained his trust. Now Cropper behaves more like a domestic dog than a bird of prey.
5. Juniper the Instagram star
You must have heard about this fox news on many channel on the internet. Juniper is a 2-year-old fox with more followers than you do on Instagram - 2.2 million of them for her. She appears frolicking in photos with a coterie of other animal pals, including a younger male fox named Fig, a dog named Moose, and a pair of sugar gliders named Peach and Petunia. She’s one of the top 10 pet foxes on the social-media site and the only one on the list that’s not a dog or a cat. And now, as so many social-media stars do, she has her own book.
6. Wild Black Fox
The frequency of black foxes seen in the UK has been historically low and such sightings appear far less frequently than in other areas of the world. For this reason, black foxes have been a thing of myth and folklore within the Jet black foxes are, however, very rare in Europe; in his 2005 Carnivores of the World, Ronald Nowak notes that such foxes are confined to the extreme north of Europe and makeup about 1% of the population. Today, black fox variants happen very rarely in the wild animal kingdom.
7. Gaspard fox
It was magical to meet a wild animal in the middle of the city. It visited every night after that and everyone agreed it was the most handsome fox in London. Zeb started to write about its adventures and now people all over the world send messages to Gaspard. What would you ask a little fox if you met one outside your front door? He is popular not only in the UK but also seen in nat geo wild en français.
8. Kit Fox
Kit foxes are the smallest member of the family Canidae in North America. Their most distinctive feature is their exceptionally large ears placed close together on the head. Kit foxes range in color from yellowish to gray. They usually have a dark-colored back, light-colored undersides and inner ears, and distinct dark patches on each side of the nose and at the end of the tail. Males average slightly larger than females. They range from 17 to 21 inches in length and 4 to 6 pounds in weight. If you are a funny pet video lover, you may have seen these foxes before.
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