Shore Fox

The shore fox is a mammal native to the east coast of central DSRR. It is a uniquely elegant creature, known for its extraordinarily long legs. These legs are almost as long as a humans, and are many times more powerful. They are used to crush the foxes' primary prey: crabs. Shore foxes are solitary creatures, and don't normally live in groups any larger than four.
Shore foxes live on average 6 to 10 years.
== Further Information ==
=== Dens ===
Shore foxes have large and elaborate dens: deep caves near oceans which are tall enough for the foxes to stand in. Shore fox caves contain long corridors, tall rooms for sleeping, and deeper holes which are cool enough to store extra food inside. Depending on the amount of shore foxes which reside in a den, it can be as small as three rooms, or as large as fifteen rooms.
=== Territory ===
Other than the area around their den, lone shore foxes are not territorial. Being shy creatures, they will normally tolerate other nearby foxes. When in groups however, shore foxes become more aggressive: the larger the group, the more they will stand their ground.
If threatened, a shore fox may sound its powerful bark and stomp its powerful feet to scare off predators.
== Trivia ==
Other than the occasional bark, the shyness of a shore fox means they are normally quiet. Their quite nature has led to the age-old question throughout the DSRR: “What does the shore fox say?"
Category:Mammal
Category:Flora and Fauna