Red foxes are territorial, and mark their home range using feces and urine. A dominance hierarchy determines who breeds, and the dominant female gives birth each year to a litter of 3 to 12 pups.

Michael T. Main, Robert A. Davis, David Blake, Harriet Mills, Tim S. Doherty, Human impact overrides bioclimatic drivers of red fox home range size globally, Diversity and Distributions, Vol. 26, No.

The Sierra Nevada red fox, a rare California species whose population is dramatically dwindling, has been listed as endangered.. The US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced in a news release ...

The Sierra Nevada red fox will be listed as an endangered species as its population has dipped to just 40 animals in the area of California to south of Yosemite National Park.

Researchers once thought the Sierra Nevada red fox had been eliminated from the mountain range. Photos confirm the fox's range is wider than once believed. Threatened red fox pops up near Yosemite ...

The slender, bushy-tailed Sierra Nevada red fox will be listed as an endangered species, federal wildlife officials announced Monday, saying its population has dipped to just 40 animals in area of … ...

The red fox is an animal of meadows, woodland edges and farmland. The gray fox retreated as the forest was cleared, and the red expanded its range and occupied the changed environment. Probably ...

The plight of the Cascade red fox may be tied to historical threats, Akins said. They were trapped for their fur. Their habitat has been fractured by roads, including Interstate 90.