Baby Fox Frenzy | Too Cute For Words!

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• JA

  @jakephillips4453 · 6 years ago

  The mother was like "Um that's NOT where I left them."

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• PI

  @PirateOfTheNorth · 6 years ago

  Fox cubs look like a cross between a puppy and kitten

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• LA

  @lazeebee86 · 7 years ago

  love that you guys are actually animal lovers, not just considering them as vermin

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• YA

  @yamahagenos8089 · 6 years ago

  Momma fox was like: "You evict me from my home, I destroy your lawn. To spite you."

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• EP

  @epico5805 · 6 years ago

  I like it how the foxes are just chilling when he's holding them

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• CH

  @chrisxl5152 · 6 years ago

  "TOO COOL. Put him in the bag."

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• KA

  @Kaptain.Obvious · 6 years ago

  I had a mating pair with 5 kits under my shed this past spring.  I setup a video and respected their space.  The shed was 50’ behind my house so the left over rotting squirrel tails were not  that big of a hassle. We had a blast watching the kits playing and growing so quickly. Practicing their pounce moves on one another and even their mother was hilarious. We started worrying when it started to get warmer and we needed to get into the shed for our lawn tractor but like clockwork they moved on.  Almost immediately a groundhog occupied the den.  He’s no problem at all.  When we approach he goes underground.  Hoping the fox return again late next winter. We were honored they shared their lives with us.

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• FO

  @FoxTenson · 6 years ago

  I thought I&apos;d add in, as I found it very fascinating to watch her dig in the dark and mark the area and many folks are wondering why, just what it was she was doing. Foxes mark areas in various ways for various reason. They mark caches, territory boundaries, dangerous areas, safe places, places with lots of food, etc. She was marking the area as unsafe, likely for her mate to know when he arrived with food later, and so other foxes know it is an unsafe area. Finding her den blocked off, her kits removed, and many humans around her den would do that. Its a form of communication between foxes and like sticky notes for themselves.<br>I studied wild canines when I was in college for zoology, and while I never got to pursue that career it is still a passion of mine. There are a few books and studies that go over the marking thing, I just wish i could remember them all from back then, as its been a good 20 years now. If i remember any I&apos;ll add em in through edit.

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• SO

  @solomonflavius24 · 6 years ago

  This man has a heart of gold, he really loves animals and he loves his job, Bless him. Loved your video, thank you &nbsp;for &nbsp;sharing

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• GR

  @greenlovr · 6 years ago

  Imagine how afraid they were while he was sawing the wood.

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• SA

  @sarahbrown5373 · 6 years ago

  this vixen really found a great, comfy place for her den, and by the look of the little kits, fat and healthy, she was keeping them well fed. &nbsp;I hope they are able to find another place equally comfortable.

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• MR

  @mrjohnp555 · 6 years ago

  Few days later, a phone call from the building across the street: &nbsp;&quot;Hi, we need some help, I think there&apos;s a bunch of foxes under our stairs&quot;

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