Foxes are known for being sly and conniving, but they’re also skilled hunters. Different types of foxes hunt different types of prey. Join us, as we look at 15 foxes in action.
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Fox Attacks Goose
This fox tries getting at these goslings, but the parents will not allow it. You can see the adult geese open their wings when the fox gets too close. The fox can see the prize, but he can’t reach it, and it’s frustrating him, but these two geese are no pushovers, and I don’t think the fox is getting anything today. Foxes are omnivorous creatures that move quickly. They are frequently confused with members of the Canidae family, which includes jackals, wolves, and dogs. They are distinguished from their relatives by their long, thin legs, lithe physique, sharp nose, and bushy tail. Another battle takes place in a schoolyard, this time between the same two antagonists.
The fox, on the other hand, is a little stronger this time and manages to break through the goose's defensive barrier. The fox attacks and kills the goose. These creatures are extremely social and lead very flexible lives. They can be found all over the world - in North America, Europe, Asia, and North Africa - and live in a variety of habitats. They also eat a very diverse food. If you think this fox will have an easy time killing one of these geese, think again. The geese are standing firm, while the fox runs back and forth, through the fence, between the yard and its exterior. Is he just having a good time, or does he have a plan? I don't think so, because the geese, like the Swiss guard at the Vatican, defend their territory.
Fox Hunts Rat
When a rat comes along, this vixen is sitting at the earth's mouth with her cubs - she's on it in a flash, and there's quite a struggle before she kills it and brings it back. Foxes like to live in forests, although they can also be found in mountains, meadows, and deserts. They make their homes in the dirt by digging burrows. These burrows, also known as dens, provide a cool place to sleep, an excellent place to store food, and a safe refuge for their pups. Burrows are tunnels dug out by the fox and its family that provide living quarters for the fox and its family. The burrows also contain multiple outlets, allowing them to leave if a predator enters.
Foxes are frequently regarded as an urban pest, but they do a lot to keep the rat population in check, as demonstrated in this video during a night ambush by a fox on a rat. The sly predator snatches and kills the rat. During this night footage, it appears that the badger is looking for food, but the fox outwits him and runs right past him after he locates and kills a rat. Foxes are not liked by many people, because they attack their chickens and other farm animals, but when it comes to rats and other rodents, they do everyone a favor, by keeping the rat population in check.