These solitary predators posses a unique set of skills and instincts. How do they survive in the wild and navigate danger?
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its unfortunate some people will look at foxes as savage because they ate their young rather than realizing they were clearly being driven to starvation….
7 minutes of actual fox content in a 37 minute “fox documentary”. The other 30 is just him yapping and yapping. “the secret life of foxes” the title says, as they proceed to keep it a secret. We didn’t get to see them raise their young or teach them how to hunt. Interact with one another, not to mention we only got to see 2 kills across 37 minutes, 4 types of fox species. I saw more bison IN A FOX DOCUMENTARY than foxes. this sucks, never make a documentary in this style again. I hate you.
Such cute creatures they are…wish I could keep some Foxies with me as pets 🦊🦊🦊🦊❤❤❤❤
3 days no clean up on the carcass
what u expect
Secret life of foxes what a hack
Thank you for the educational video!
2:45 What a good boy. Patiently waiting and looking like “can you give me some plz?”