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Red Fox Plush Toys and Gifts

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These Red Fox stuffed animals are made by a variety of different quality plush makers. The back row includes an Adventure Planet Red Fox, an Ibis & Orchid Red Fox Night Light, two Red Fox Cuddlekins from Wild Republic and Banner the Fox from Purr-Fection by MJC. The front row from left is a Wildlife Artists Red Fox, a smaller version of Banner, a new Ganz bean bag red fox, a Stuffed Animal House Fed Fox, a Red Fox Keychain by Stuffed Animal House, two Boyds foxes Reggie and Ernie Z. Foxworthy, a little Unipak Red Fox, Butterbits Red Fox from Ganz and a Wildlife Artists Red Fox Key Clip. There is also a Jim Shore Mini Fox. Artemis the Grey Fox from Douglas and a Red Fox Lil Snuggler and a little Red Fox miniature glass figurine. real_red_fox Find these foxes at our sponsor's online gift shop. Our sponsor is Jeannie's Cottage LLC.

The Red Fox (Vulpes fulva) is most active at night, in the early morning and late evening. It is also out and about during the day. They feed on animals ranging in size from insects to hares. They are wonderful mouse catchers and do much to keep that rodent population in check. They will also eat berries and other fruits.

A large fox stands sixteen inches at the shoulder and weighs between five and ten pounds. It is about 30 inches long, not including the 15-inch tail.

The male brings food to the vixen for a few days after the pups are born; later both parents bring food to the young in the den. There can be more than one den in the event the parents need to move the young. Fox parents will remain together for one season.

The young are born in March or April. There is one litter a year of about 4 to 8 pups. The gestation period is about 51 days. Pups stay in the den for about one month. They leave the parents in the fall to begin a life on their own.

The general range of the red fox covers most of the United States, Canada, Alaska, Europe, Asia and the dry regions of North Africa. Their life span is about 10 years with a potential for 15 years under very good conditions.

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