The fox, which can be seen throughout Beyond as well as throughout Europe, is the smallest member of the dog family. The red fox is readily identifiable by its thick reddish fur and long bushy tail, and has an elongated narrow muzzle somewhat similar to a collie. The triangular, erect ears and feet are black and the tip of the tail is white.
Red foxes communicate with each other by leaving urine.
If the urine smell is weak or moderate, another fox will understand that no food is available and will leave the area. If the urine smell is strong, the other fox will search that area for food. Habitat Lives in forests with thick undergrowth or woods adjacent to fields, and likes humid areas near lakes or rivers. A fox pair have a territory of 3-8 sq km, and defend that territory from other foxes. Because foxes have such keen senses of sight, smell and hearing, they have adapted to living close to human habitation.