The beautiful red fox has taken its place in heraldry as well, she is a symbol of insight, cunning, and perspicacity.
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The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is a predatory mammal of the Canidae family. The fox belongs to the wolf genus. She is a very cunning and skillful hunter who can find a victim in her footsteps. Most often, rabbits or mice become its prey. Seeing them, the fox begins to chase and quickly catches up with its prey. The red fox has a well-developed hearing. The range of the red fox is North America, Europe, Asia and North Africa. The fox was also brought to Australia, where it successfully adapted to new living conditions.
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The red fox is about the size of a small dog. The elongated body is set on short legs. The fox has a fluffy long tail, which makes up about 40% of its entire body length. The muzzle is elongated, above the upper lip there is a strip of white fur. The sizes of the red fox differ in the North-South direction, the northern foxes are larger and brighter than their southern counterparts. The fox is usually red on the back and white on the chest and belly. Sometimes the belly can be black or grayish. The color of the sides of the body varies from red to gray. The foxes of the northern regions often have a black-brown color, which is considered the most beautiful. In the north-east of Siberia moths are found. This is a variety of fox color, its fur color is red-orange with a fiery tint. Common features: White tip of tail and dark ears.
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The fox hunts at different times of the day, but prefers early morning and late evening. In places where they are not pursued, they can be found during the day. These animals have extreme caution and an amazing ability to knock the chase off the trail - it is thanks to this that the fox in the folklore of many peoples is the embodiment of dexterity and cunning. Foxes, who have found their refuge near boarding houses, hiking trails, protected areas, very quickly get used to humans, eventually give in to feeding, and sometimes they can reach the point that instead of hunting, they get food by begging.
