Fantastic Mr Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Did you know… Foxes, like most mammals, have dichromatic colour vision. This differs from humans, who have trichromatic colour vision. What does this mean? This means that foxes lack the ability to distinguish red from green. So, to another fox, a fox’s fur appears brownish-yellow rather than the gorgeous red-orange that we see! The red fox is a crepuscular species, most active at dawn and dusk. Colour vision is, therefore, not so important in the first and last

The Tibetan fox, also known as Vulpes ferrilata, is a distinctive and fascinating species native to the high-altitude steppes and semi-deserts of the Tibetan Plateau. Recognizable by its squarish face, bushy tail, and elongated body, this fox is well-adapted to its harsh environment. Its diet mainly consists of small mammals like pikas, and it often hunts in pairs to increase its chances of success. The Tibetan fox's unique appearance and elusive nature make it a captivating subject for wildlife

Red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in New England rarely use dens during the winter, instead, they curl into a tight ball in the open, wrapping their bushy tail around their nose and paws for insulation while relying on their thick winter coat to retain heat. They often bed down in snow, where it can completely blanket them for added camouflage and warmth. I was a bit surprised back when I first observed this behavior, thinking that maybe the animal was sick or injured, but they are perfectly adapted to