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This is one of the reasons I disagree with fox sanctuaries rescuing foxes from fur farms.
Foxes bred for their fur have never really been bred with health in mind, and can have a number of severe health problems as a result. Most foxes are culled before they’re a year old, so long term health simply isn’t a concern. This means that foxes rescued from fur farms often end up having to be euthanised quite young due to their failing health. Regardless of your thoughts on fur farming, rescuing an animal that’s probably not destined to live very long and will be in a lot of pain isn’t really doing that animal any favours. It’s the same with things like broiler chickens. People try to rescue them but they just end up suffering because they have not been bred to live long, healthy lives.
A lot of these sanctuaries also buy their foxes from fur farms, so are not true rescues. By purchasing animals they are helping to keep the farms they claim to be against in business. Same goes with things like buying dogs from puppy mills. Yeah it’s sad for those animals but ‘rescuing’ animals from bad situations by buying them just makes the situation worse long term.
Lycalopex Sechurae
This is a Sechuran fox, also called a Peruvian desert fox. They are the smallest fox species in South America.
Sechuran foxes live in the coastal regions of Peru and Ecuador. These foxes aren’t a part of the vulpes genus, meaning they aren’t actually foxes- they are more closely related to coyotes and jackals. Sechuran foxes are part of the lycalopex genus which they share with five other south american fox species. All these South American fox species are called zorros.
Sechuran foxes are highly adaptable animals, meaning they can thrive in many different habitats. These include tropical forests, deserts, beaches, and plains. They eat just about anything they find in these habitats, including fruit, seed pods, fish, eggs, insects, carrion, and rodents, which they hunt for at night. They can survive for a long time with no water, getting all they need from their food.
Since they prefer to hunt at night, sechuran foxes spend the day in a burrow. They’re solitary animals and are usually alone, but they occasionally travel in pairs.
Mostly due to habitat loss, the sechuran fox is listed as Near Threatened. This means that it isn’t endangered but might be in the near future. There are an estimated 15,000 individuals in the wild.
I rate the sechuran fox 10/10. Very resourceful animal.
Photo credits:
(1) Unknown (2) Gavin Edmondstone (3) Ian Davis (4) triggsturner
Lycalopex Sechurae
This is a Sechuran fox, also called a Peruvian desert fox. They are the smallest fox species in South America.
Sechuran foxes live in the coastal regions of Peru and Ecuador. These foxes aren’t a part of the vulpes genus, meaning they aren’t actually foxes- they are more closely related to coyotes and jackals. Sechuran foxes are part of the lycalopex genus which they share with five other south american fox species. All these South American fox species are called zorros.
Sechuran foxes are highly adaptable animals, meaning they can thrive in many different habitats. These include tropical forests, deserts, beaches, and plains. They eat just about anything they find in these habitats, including fruit, seed pods, fish, eggs, insects, carrion, and rodents, which they hunt for at night. They can survive for a long time with no water, getting all they need from their food.
Since they prefer to hunt at night, sechuran foxes spend the day in a burrow. They’re solitary animals and are usually alone, but they occasionally travel in pairs.
Mostly due to habitat loss, the sechuran fox is listed as Near Threatened. This means that it isn’t endangered but might be in the near future. There are an estimated 15,000 individuals in the wild.
I rate the sechuran fox 10/10. Very resourceful animal.
Photo credits:
(1) Unknown (2) Gavin Edmondstone (3) Ian Davis (4) triggsturner
Fox plush makers make more styles of foxes than the orange fuck challenge
Seriously, red foxes can look like this
Or this
Or this
Or this
Or THIS
OR THIS
OR EVEN FUCKING LIKE THESE
JUST LOOK UP “RED FOX COLOR MORPHS” OR “RED FOX COLOR MUTATIONS” IN IMAGES
AND/OR SEE HERE
HAVE SOME ORIGINALITY AND STRATEGY. YOU WOULD HAVE A MONOPOLY ON THE MARKET OF NON-RED RED FOXES
1) https://www.deviantart.com/ahrendaleplush/art/Impax-LTD-White-Fox-Detail-731644337
2) https://www.deviantart.com/jacks-plush-chamber/art/6-Gray-WWF-Foxes-377066134
3) https://www.deviantart.com/ahrendaleplush/art/Ditz-Designs-Foxes-731836083
3) https://www.deviantart.com/jacks-plush-chamber/art/Two-of-my-favorite-WWF-Foxes-470357372
4) https://www.deviantart.com/ahrendaleplush/art/Artist-Plush-776755088
5) https://www.deviantart.com/jacks-plush-chamber/art/4-WWF-Baby-Foxes-377065574
6) https://www.deviantart.com/animus-panthera/art/Commission-Gray-Fox-Kit-321998923
“juniperfoxx: Red foxes are one of the few species that will adopt babies that aren’t their own. Even in the wild red foxes are known to care for orphaned young foxes. Juniper takes caring for Fig seriously and always makes sure he has a full belly.”
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Minecraft: *has a literal hell*
Also Minecraft: no no the foxes keep ouching the chickens too hard
eldritch skeleton demon that kills every living being: fine
foxes killing chickens: too brutal
Eldritch skeledemon from the depths of hell that is made from dead bodies and the trapped and tormented souls of the damned, kills everything living that it touches, and obliterates everything nonliving that it touches: this is good
Nature: TOO MUCH WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN 😭😭😭😭
[ID: a five second long video of three 3d models of minecraft foxes falling and then bouncing. they have glowing red eyes. end ID.]
practicing some 3d modelling idk wanted to model some minecraft foxes from scratch
I love my babies so much you don’t even know.
These 2 oc’s of mine! Pineapple and shrimp! (yup I’m creative like that lmao)
They are food foxes! Food foxes have a type of food as their tail! Their flesh also tastes like that food.
Pineapple is the older caring brother and shrimp is the shy little sister!
I would die for them.