red fox Comparison Table

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red fox comparison table

Subject have colour phases have breeding season have population density stay with make sound have good hearing reach sexual maturity by is a kind of live in have good sense of smell have distribution be good parent have scientific name weigh eat be most active at has part have name in French have temperament have range open eyes at have picture be omnivorous wean by be usually monogamous have habitat

dog carnivore

red fox 1 fox per 4 square km dog modified groundhog burrow most of Canada except the high arctic Vulpes vulpes renard roux semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra

adult red fox red, cross, silver January to March 1 fox per 4 square km high-pitched bark 10 months red fox modified groundhog burrow most of Canada except the high arctic Vulpes vulpes 3.6-6.8 kg moles, shrews, groundhogs, squirrels, mice, muskrats, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares, birds, crayfish, crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, acorns, grasses, corn, berries, fruit, snakes, fish, frogs night thick tail renard roux shy, nervous 3.6-8 square km semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra

red fox cub 1 fox per 4 square km its parents for 14-16 weeks red fox modified groundhog burrow most of Canada except the high arctic Vulpes vulpes 100 g at birth brown, woolly coat renard roux 2 weeks 1 month semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra

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Subject	have colour phases	have breeding season	have population density	stay with	make sound	have good hearing	reach sexual maturity by	is a kind of	live in	have good sense of smell	have distribution	be good parent	have scientific name	weigh	eat	be most active at	has part	have name in French	have temperament	have range	open eyes at	have picture	be omnivorous	wean by	be usually monogamous	have habitat
dog								carnivore
red fox			1 fox per 4 square km					dog	modified groundhog burrow		most of Canada except the high arctic		Vulpes vulpes					renard roux								semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra
adult red fox	red, cross, silver	January to March	1 fox per 4 square km		high-pitched bark		10 months	red fox	modified groundhog burrow		most of Canada except the high arctic		Vulpes vulpes	3.6-6.8 kg	moles, shrews, groundhogs, squirrels, mice, muskrats, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares, birds, crayfish, crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, acorns, grasses, corn, berries, fruit, snakes, fish, frogs	night	thick tail	renard roux	shy, nervous	3.6-8 square km						semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra
red fox cub			1 fox per 4 square km	its parents for 14-16 weeks				red fox	modified groundhog burrow		most of Canada except the high arctic		Vulpes vulpes	100 g at birth			brown, woolly coat	renard roux			2 weeks			1 month		semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra