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Arctic foxes are native to areas in the north, including Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, Canada and northern Russia. Wildlife Care Center staff determined the fox had been kept as a pet and either ...
The domesticated arctic fox found wandering the streets of Portland on Oct. 12 will leave Oregon for her new home at the Ochsner Park Zoo in Baraboo, Wis. on Nov. 14, where she will join a male fox… ...
In this provided photo from Oct. 14, 2024, an arctic fox is examined under anesthesia. After her arrival at the Bird Alliance of Oregon on Saturday, experts conducted blood work, X-rays and ...
Because the arctic fox is considered an exotic species in Oregon, it’s illegal to keep the animals as a pet – unless the owner has a license through the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
“Luna,” the Arctic fox that was found abandoned in Portland on Sept. 12 and sent to live at the Ochsner Park Zoo in Baraboo, Wis. on Nov. 14, was recently diagnosed with salmon poisonin… ...
Experts Don’t Know How This Mysterious White Fox Ended Up in Oregon, More Than 1,000 Miles Away From Home Identified as an Arctic fox, the animal is believed to have been kept in captivity far ...
An arctic fox found in Portland will soon live in a Wisconsin zoo - OPB - Oregon Public Broadcasting
An arctic fox found wandering in Portland in October plays with a red ball at the Oregon Zoo in November 2024, ahead of its transfer to a zoo in Wisconsin. Eliza Lee / Courtesy of Oregon Zoo.
Arctic fox makes 2,176-mile, 76 day journey 04:22. A 1-year-old explorer made an epic journey from Norway to Canada, covering 2,176 miles in 76 days. That young explorer was an Arctic fox.
A mysterious white fox spotted on an Oregon bridge has surprised wildlife experts with its 'arctic' appearance.
A grim yet striking image of a red fox preying on an Arctic fox has won the prestigious title of Wildlife Photographer of the Year. “A Tale of Two Foxes” by Canadian physician Don Gutoski ...
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