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RE: Fox - Dark Jaguar - 03-13-2021
Cub Hoary Fox (Lycalopex vetulus) AKA Field Fox accompanied by the Programa de Conservação Mamíferos do Cerrado (conservation program of mammals from cerrado) - Brazil
VIDEO
RE: Fox - Dark Jaguar - 03-16-2021
Crab-Eating Fox walking with cubs.
RE: Fox - Dark Jaguar - 05-02-2021
Fox chases motorcycle in the brazilian Caatinga.
VIDEO
RE: Fox - Dark Jaguar - 05-24-2021
Crab Eating Fox ( Also Known in the Pantanal as the ''Little Wolf'' )
Onçafari
''This animal has a nocturnal habit, but occasionally can be seen during the day. They are usually in pairs. They feed on fruits, crabs, birds and other invertebrates.''
Photo: Victor do Nascimento - Vitinho
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RE: Fox - Dark Jaguar - 07-20-2021
Lobinho (Crab-eating Fox)
RE: Fox - Sully - 08-26-2021
An arctic fox walked from Svalbard to Canada in 2018, an incredible feat
Arctic fox dispersal from Svalbard to Canada: one female’s long run across sea ice
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- Large-scale movements of a young female Arctic fox from Svalbard tracked through Argos satellite telemetry from 1 March to 1 July 2018 (date of passage is indicated at several locations along the track). The black dots represent the daily locations, and the colour of the segments linking successive locations indicates the daily movement rate. The sea-ice data show the concentration on 2 April 2018. Sea-ice data retrieved from https://seaice.uni-bremen.de/data/ (Spreen et al. 2008). Map projection is Polar Stereographic (EPSG3996). For an animated version of this map, see https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.8288159.v1.