How do foxes survive in nature?

Foxes are very adaptable. Foxes can live in forests, grasslands, hilly areas, deserts, mountains and other places in nature, but they like to live in a dry and clean environment. Foxes have many natural enemies, such as wolves, lynxes, eagles and vultures.

Foxes are carnivorous animals, mainly feeding on the carcasses of various healthy animals such as rats, rabbits, birds, fish, shrimps, frogs, lizards, insects, and sometimes eating fruits, roots, stems and leaves of plants. Under the condition of artificial feeding, feed is the main feed, and some animal meat scraps such as intestine, stomach, head and bone are supplemented as feed in the later stage.

Foxes usually go out for food in the evening and go home after dawn. When foxes pounce on their prey, their long furry tails can help them keep their balance, and the white hair at the tip of their tails can also confuse the enemy.

Protection of wild foxes

Foxes belong to wild protected animals. Protect wild animals from themselves, refuse to buy and sell wild animal products, and do not interfere with the free life of wild animals. At present, the consumption of precious and endangered wild animals in society is not only a bad social atmosphere, but also one of the reasons why illegal hunting and killing of precious and endangered wild animals are repeatedly prohibited. If you don't buy or sell, you won't be killed. Put an end to eating wild animals. They don't belong to the table.