The fennec fox (Vulpes zerda) is native to the deserts of Arabia and North Africa. It is the smallest fox species, but with some of the biggest hops: 3 feet, on a good day, the release said.

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A fennec fox is native to the deserts of North Africa. Trixie’s little partner is Speedy. “Both are fixed and came from a breeder,” said Charlie Sammut, Monterey Zoo director.

The fennec is the quintessential desert animal, whose range covers almost the entire North of Africa and the whole Sahara. It can survive without water by getting fluids from its prey.

Newborn fennec foxes frolic in Ramat Gan Safari Small North African natives, distinctive for their large ears, are second litter born to British mom and French dad By ToI Staff 6 November 2016, 6: ...

A litter of North African fennec foxes cuddle with Mama, their surrogate mother, at the LEO Zoological Conservation Center in backcountry Greenwich on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011.

A file photo of a Fennec fox, the smallest species of fox, and a native to the Sahara desert in Africa. The Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, Arizona uploaded an adorable video of one of their fennec foxes ...

When we think about animal survival, we often focus on speed, strength, or camouflage. But in many species, one of the most ...

The foxes are native to North African deserts. They hunt small mammals, reptiles, invertebrates and plant material. In the wild, Fennec foxes get all of their necessary water from their food.

New animals are on display at the Kansas City Zoo.The zoo has two sand cats and two fennec foxes.The sand cats two 7-month-old brothers, Anubis and Osiris. They are small African cats that are ...