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Home / Wildlife / Red foxes prefer curling up in the snow instead of burrowing inside a den

Red foxes prefer curling up in the snow instead of burrowing inside a den

Updated on May 17, 2024February 7, 2023
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Red foxes will grow thicker, longer fur coats to help keep warm and will use their tails like big blankets. 

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