British Wildlife

1. Foxes

3. Foxes habitat
Foxes
Habitats
What is a habitat?
A habitat is a place an
animal live
Foxes live in forested areas.
They are mostly seen in the
countryside
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BY-SA.

5. Predators

6. Diet
Foxes in the united kingdom will
eat most things including insects,
worms and berries. Foxes are
carnivores and eat other animals
such as birds ,chickens and small
pets if they get the chance.

7. Foxes are omnivores and
eat small mammals, birds,
reptiles, frogs, eggs,
insects, worms, fish, crabs,
mollusks, fruits, berries,
vegetables, seeds, fungi
and carrion. In winter they
mainly eat mammals, such
as mice, rabbits and other
small animals.
What do foxes eat?

8. Facts
• 1. There are around 430,000 foxes in England
• Scotland and wales
• 2.female foxes usually have one litter a year
having 4/5 cubs per litter
• 3.Red foxes use 28 different call or noises to
communicate
• 4.red foxes are the most common
• 5.if a fox dies another fox take over there territory
• 6. foxes live under ground
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9. How do foxes stay
safe?
Foxes stay safe by building small
burrows of dens in grasslands to
protect themselves from
predators such as wolves. Loss of
habitat is a threat to foxes.

10. The sized
They're medium-sized, between 7 and 15 pounds,
with pointy faces, lithe frames, and bushy tails. But
unlike their relatives, foxes are not pack animals.
When raising their young, they live in small
families—called a "leash of foxes" or a "skulk
of foxes"—in underground burrows.

11. Threats
• The scarcity of prey is the most prevalent threats for
the Arctic fox. Disease and genetic pollution of the
species by foxes bred in captivity also threatens this
species.

12. Hibernating
• Foxes do not hibernate when it gets cold in
the winter. They remain active throughout the
year and generally live and hunt within a 1- to
2-mile radius. When extreme weather hits,
foxes sometimes seek shelter for a couple of
days, but they resume their normal activities
once the weather passes.