Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Type: Mammal Family: Canidae Habitat: Highly variable. Edge forests, deserts, tundra, cities, and suburban areas Location: Most of ...

As one of Canada's most well-loved animals, the red fox can be characterized by its beautiful colour and white-tipped fluffy tail. Fast Facts Common name: Red fox Scientific name: Vulpes vulpes Type: ...

The red fox may be on its way to becoming P.E.I.'s provincial animal thanks to some elementary school students from Montague. Foxy facts: 8 things to know about P.E.I. foxes The students from ...

In 1913, a science journal reported that red fox were common in Toronto despite the city’s growing size and development. More than a century later, red foxes still inhabit the natural and urban spaces ...

Red foxes and other vulpines are wonderful neighbors and live in or near towns and cities wherever they're found. They're playful, clever, witty, and emotional animals.

This feels true to nature, for if the red fox is anything, it’s a survivor. Scattered from Europe to the Americas, Africa and Australasia, and as far north as the Arctic Circle, its gift is its ...

As director of the university’s Urban Canid Project, Drake began studying the red fox in 2014 and is among the early researchers to document the animal’s expansion into U.S. urban settings.

A rare red fox is clinging to life in Washington State, up in the Cascade Mountains. It’s smaller than its lowland cousins, its feet are furrier, and it primarily eats pocket gophers.