The gray fox is a relatively common and wide-spread resident of the Adirondack Park, occurring to elevations of at least 915 m (3000 ft) (Mark Brown, pers. Comm.), but is less abundant that the red ...

A gray fox perched on a log. Within the last four years, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have launched gray fox studies to find out why numbers have declined and what may help the species rebound.

A gray fox perched on a log. Within the last four years, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have launched gray fox studies to find out why numbers have declined and what may help the species rebound.

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. What do red and ...

While they lack the climbing skills of the gray fox, the red fox is built for speed. The slender red fox can run up to 30 mph! To positively identify the correct species of fox, look at their tails.

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 ...

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 ...

The fox was rescued from the fire by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife on Sept. 20, 2024, and brought to the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Campus for medical treatment.

Many people here have never seen a gray fox in the wild and might be surprised how many there are. That evening our nocturnal visitor studied us from the edge of the campfire glow.