the red fox
Quick facts
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Red Fox distribution
- The red fox is the most widely spread terrestrial carnivore.
- Males have a slightly larger body than females.
- Their body weight is depended by seasonal variations.
- The reproduction of the red fox is pretty slow.
- They only have offspring once a year.
- Development last around 51 to 53 days with most cubs born during the months of August and September.
- Most litter size is four to a maximum of about 10 cubs.
- Both males and females become sexually mature at 10 months of age.
- Foxes have a negative impact on ground nesting birds, such as ducks and grouse .
- At least 20 species of Australian mammals have become extinct.
- About 43 other species are reported to be endangered or vulnerable.
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Red Fox distribution