The red fox is found throughout the Northern Hemisphere and has the scientific name Vulpes Vulpes. It is an omnivore that eats small birds and fruits. Males make dens and stay in them while females usually do not. Red foxes are nocturnal, using hearing and sight to stalk prey and dig. They are clever animals that hunt alone and come in colors beyond just red, including silver, black and grey.

1. RED FOX
By Rebecca Pasewark
Period 2

2. LINK SLIDE
 http://pelotes.jea.com/redfox.htm
 http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/redfox.htm
 http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/ma
mmals/red-fox/
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_fox

3. RANGE
 Northern Hemisphere

4. SCIENTIFIC NAME
 Vulpes Vulpes

5. DIET
 Omnivore, birds and fruits.

6. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
 Hearing and Sight.

7. BREEDING
 Males stay in a den they make females usually
don’t.

8. BEHAVIORS & FEATURES
 Nocturnal, stalks prey and digs.

9. WEIRD FACTS
 Cleverness.
 Hunt alone.

10. CONCLUSION
 Red foxes are clever creatures and aren’t all red
but also silver black and grey.
 They belong to the dog family, because they look
like wolves and coyotes.