/r/foxes
The fox - one of the most amazing animals there is! Submit pictures, questions, or anything related to foxes. For the species in the genus Vulpes or any other 'true fox' species.
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Foxes be foxing about! Submit pictures, questions, or anything related to one of the most amazing animals there is (IMHO)!
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Subreddit of the Day: August 29th, 2013
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This is a subreddit for the species in the genus Vulpes or any other 'true fox' species. See this chart.
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Identifying fox tracks in the wild
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And green and golden I was huntsman and herdsman, the calves
Sang to my horn, the foxes on the hills barked clear and cold,
And the sabbath rang slowly
In the pebbles of the holy streams.
- Dylan Thomas, "Fern Hill"
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/r/foxes
Someone has developed a software to train Ring cameras to identify foxes (and badgers) via AI. The original idea was to use this software to activate a fox-repellent and badger-repellent sound to keep wildlife away from people's gardens, but it can be repurposed, for instance to take photos of these beautiful animals.
I'm very interested in this software, and in its fox-friendly potential uses!
Have you tried it?
I can't code to save my life, and I don't own a Ring camera yet, but I'm planning to buy one soon.
Just an FYI: After they were gone a few days, we opened the shed to get some things out. The foxes left our shed immaculate, as if they were never there. No pee, stink, or anything else. They did leave the remains of their "dinners" in a tiny pile at the back of our compost. So in case you get foxes having babies, know they can be very good guests.
Then mama split the dens and moved half her litter back to our shed so I'll let you know if they mess it up this time, but I doubt it. I noticed they are still piling the "remains" in the same small pile.
Huge majority of foxes at fox sanctuarys are not wild foxes, but that does bring a question as to if it can be said that those foxes are domesticated or maybe tamed?🤔 I would like to hear your answer to this question.😊👍❤️
I don't usually take footage of Kit-Kat outside, because she doesn't like to go out in the day. At night, she's the complete opposite. Nothing seems to scare her, and she tries to climb every tree she gets near.
Fox Movement Desensitization-Reprocessing.
There’s lots of fox activity near Loyola University campus here in Baltimore.
Kit-Kat knows there is no food in these cupboards: she just loves when she gets all kinds of attention from doing certain things. She has knocked all of the mugs out before, spooking from the breaking sounds and jumping out, cutting her foot on the shards. It turned out to be a very small cut (those paw pads bleed a lot), but it could've been much worse.