"The animal spotted in Portland last week does look like some kind of fox. White morphs are more common in red foxes than gray foxes, but the ears and snout are atypical for a red fox," Quillian said.

This, paired with disease testing and trail cameras around den sites, may help the researchers understand why gray fox numbers have dropped in Iowa. Other Corn Belt states have launched similar ...

He added that white coloration is more common in red foxes than in gray foxes, but the ears and snout of the animal are atypical for a red fox. He said the animal spotted on Wednesday “is ...

A gray fox burned in a fire late last year has been returned to the wild after five months in recovery at San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center, it was announced Monday. The male fox ...