Fennec fox (vulpes zerda, fenek berbersky) from ZOO Olomouc, Czech republic.
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INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:
Name: Fennec fox (Vulpes zerda or fennecus zerda) Location: Sahara Desert - North Africa and Sinai Size: 40 cm long body + 25 cm long tail weight: 1,5 kg Diet: rodents, insects, birds, eggs, desert vegetation (fruit, roots, berries) Conservation status: Least Concern Interesting facts: female fox gives birth to 2-5 kits and both parents then take care of the babies: mother does not allow the male to come closer to cubs, but the male still brings her some food | fennec foxes use their huge ears for good hearing and also for thermoregulation! | fennec foxes have fur on their paws, so they can run on hot sand | fennec foxes have black tips on their tails | fennec foxes are mostly active during night | fennec fox is said to be the only species of fox, which can be kept as real domestical pet | fennec foxes are surprisingly swift, as they can run fast and jump very hight | fennec foxes are the smallest species of all foxes | chihuahuas (dogs) are NOT related to fennec foxes, athough some people think so! ZOO: in the Czech republic, fennec fox is kept in ZOO Prague, ZOO Olomouc and ZOO Dvur Kralove nad Labem.
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Just suggesting... you can choose to totally ignore me....
I know exactly what they know. At the Seoul zoo I once saw these tiny desert burrowing foxes run a sex train on eachother. When one went for a hump another followed until there was line of five foxes humping. A five fox line all in hump mode. This was my first experience observing these "active" animals. My wife and I were thoroughly scandalized. After the five second orgy all foxes resumed vigorously digging.
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