Fox breed picture gallery, introducing you to various foxes
Foxes are also called red fox, red fox and grass fox, etc. They live in forests, grasslands, semi-deserts and hilly areas, dwelling in tree hollows or burrows. They go out to forage in the evening and return home at dawn. The main breeds are blue fox, silver-black fox, red fox and colored fox. Let us take a look at the picture gallery of fox breeds together below!
Arctic fox
The Arctic fox is also called blue fox, white fox, snow fox, etc. It is mainly distributed in the high-latitude regions of Eurasia and northern North America. It has a short snout, short and small limbs, a round and thick body, thick fur, and wide and round ears. Its body length is 60-70 cm, and tail length is 25-30 cm. It has two basic coat colors. One is white in winter, with the coat color deepening in other seasons; the other is often light blue, but the coat color varies greatly, from light yellow to dark brown.
Silver fox
The silver fox is also called silver-black fox, black fox, etc. It originated in North America and Siberia and is a coat color mutant of the wild fox. Its body size is slightly larger than the blue fox. The coat color of the snout, the backs of both ears and the limbs is black-brown. The guard hair color includes three types: all white, all black, and white with black. The body length is 60-75 cm, and the body weight is 5-8 kg.
Red fox
The red fox is also called red fox, red fox, etc. It is the most widely distributed and most numerous species among animals of the genus Vulpes. Its body weight is 5-8 kg, body length is 60-90 cm, body height is 40-50 cm, and tail length is 40-60 cm. It has a slender body, a long face, short and small limbs, a pointed mouth, upright ears, and a relatively long tail. The coat color varies greatly. In the standard form, the head, trunk and tail are reddish brown, the abdominal coat color is lighter and yellowish white, the limb coat is light brown or brown, and the tail tip is white.
Corsac fox
The corsac fox is also called East corsac fox. Its body size is smaller than the red fox. Its body length is 45-60 cm, tail length is 24-35 cm, and body weight is 2-3 kg. The coat color of the whole body is relatively light. In winter, the coat color ranges from light brown to dark brown; in summer, the coat color is close to light red. The hair at the end of the tail is black. The nominate subspecies has a brownish back, and the ** subspecies has a rusty brown back.
Tibetan fox
The Tibetan fox is also called West corsac fox, Chao fox, grassland fox, Tibetan sand fox, etc. Its size is close to the red fox or slightly smaller, but its ears are short and small, and the ear length is less than half the length of the hind foot. The coat color on the back of the ears is similar to that of the head and back. It is distributed in plateau areas, likes to live alone, and usually lives in marmot burrows. It mainly feeds on rodents, is very beneficial to agriculture and animal husbandry, and is also a beneficial animal.