Foxes are omnivorous mammals that live in urban and rural areas throughout the UK. They inhabit underground dens because they are skilled diggers. Foxes eat a variety of foods including meat, cheese, and scraps. They are threatened by hunting and trapping from humans seeking their fur. Foxes come in different varieties, with red foxes being the most common in the UK and having red fur to help camouflage in trees and bushes.

1. Foxes are
omnivores
Foxes

2. habitats
• Foxes lives in town and cities
in privet places. UK
population does lives in the
countryside and,
underground because they
are fantastic diggers. Fox
will often take over the
territory within few days
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3. Food and diet
• Foxes eat virtually anything. Being
carnivores, they like cooked or raw meat
and tinned pet food. Also they like other
savory items such as cheese, table
scraps, and bread.

4. Dangers/Threats
• Foxes are hunted a lot by humans and killed even
though it has been illegal since 2004 so they can
take there fur . Also humans try to keep foxes out of
their garden by placing traps, wire and sometimes
poison . Also taking pictures of them can scare
them.
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5. Facts
• Foxes are small to medium sized omnivore mammals
belonging to several genera of the family Canidae.
Foxes have a flattened skull ,upright triangular ears,
a pointed, slightly upturned snout, and a long bushy
tail. The red fox is the most common type of fox, but
there are about 47 different subspecies of red fox.
Another type of fox in the UK is the European fox.
These generally have red fur and a white chest. The
lifespan of a red fox is 2-5 years.
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6. Camouflages
• Red foxes have red fur to blend into trees ,tree bark
and bushes.
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7. A Foxes food chain
Coyotes and wolves are some predators of a fox.
There most significant predator is humans. Foxes
prey are birds, reptiles and frogs.
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