Wild foxes are not aggressive and aren’t known for attacking humans. However, if they’re rabid when captured or handled they can pose danger and may defend themselves. But even in those circumstances aggression is rare because a fox’s natural instinct is to flee rather than bite or fight. That’s why if you’ve ever seen one in the wild, you’ll notice how quickly they vanish when they see you.
Wild foxes' behaviors can vary depending on factors such as their environment, territory, and interactions with other animals or humans. But they’re generally shy and tend to avoid confrontations. It's important to remember that wild animals, including foxes, are unpredictable, and it's best to observe them from a safe distance and avoid any actions that might provoke them.