Unlike the red fox, this species frequently ascends trees by leaping into branches near the ground, or by shinnying up trunks. The back legs power the climb as the front limbs reach upward to grasp ...

Unlike other fox species, gray foxes have impressive climbing skills, thanks to their sharp, curved claws. They can also rotate their forelegs, which helps them grip tree trunks. Both foxes are ...

A gray fox severely injured in a wildfire last year was successfully released back into the wild on Monday after spending five months rehabbing at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center ...

The injured fox, who “had lost several digits, nails and paw pads,” received daily care and spent months at the center healing, the nonprofit said.

Ohio’s less known canid, the gray fox, will be the subject of Blackbrook Audubon’s monthly program at 7 p.m. March 18. Caleb Wellman, a wildlife biologist with USDA Wildlife Services, will present the ...

the center’s staff installed climbing structures and used trail cameras inside the outdoor enclosure to monitor the fox’s recovery, Thompson said. Within a few months, the gray fox was showing ...

Ohio’s less known canid, the gray fox, will be the subject of Blackbrook Audubon’s monthly program at 7 p.m. March 18. Caleb Wellman, a wildlife biologist with USDA Wildlife Services ...

The gray fox was released after being moved to an outdoor ... Over time, he was “skillfully climbing and jumping through his habitat,” the nonprofit said. “That was the moment we knew ...