African big-eared fox, also known as Fennec fox. This is a small nocturnal desert fox found in the Sahara desert of North Africa. The most distinctive feature of this animal is its unusually large ears, which serve to dissipate heat.

The fur, ears, and kidney function of the Fennec fox are adapted to the high temperature and low water environment in the desert.

In addition, the Fennec fox’s hearing is quite sharp, and can hear its prey moving underground.

The red fox is the largest species of fox. In addition to their large size, red foxes are also distinguished from other foxes by their ability to quickly adapt to new environments.

Despite the name red fox, this fox species often comes in other colors, including albino and melancholic.

The red fox has an elongated body and relatively short limbs. The tail is more than half the length of the body.

The gray fox is one of only two members of the genus Urocyon, which is considered the most primitive group of extant canines.

Gray foxes are distinguished by their salt and pepper fur and black striped tail. Their ability to climb trees is very good.

The silver fox is similar in appearance to the red fox, only differing in pigmentation (made up of substances in skin cells).

The silver fox’s coat is said to be one of the most valuable. Currently, this species is being bred and raised for fur.\

Not only do arctic foxes have white fur, in fact during the summer when the snow melts, but their fur can also turn dark to blend in with the environment.

Arctic foxes are omnivores, eating almost anything they can find – from rodents, birds or fish, seaweed, and the remains of larger predators.

The white coat is the most recognizable feature of the arctic fox.

Cross foxes are color variations of the red fox.
The most common cross fox in North America.