Red Foxes are the most common species of foxes and are found throughout most of the US and Canada. They live in woodlands and also farm land. Adult red foxes usually live alone except during the mating season in January and February and when raising young. Instead of sleeping in a den, an adult fox usually curls up with its fluffy tail over its nose and feet to protect itself from the cold. In the winter, sometimes the snow will cover them in a blanket which insulates them from the wind and cold weather.
Red foxes range in color from red to gray but most are a reddish brown color.
They have a white belly, chin, and throat and a white tipped tail. These foxes are usually around 15 inches tall. Red foxes have long legs for running, sharp teeth and strong jaws for chewing meat. They also have narrower snouts than other canids which allows them to snoop between rocks and bushes to find food. Red foxes are known for being very clever.