Fox problem in Vitena

Non-native red foxes pose a serious conservation problem in Vitena State. An estimated 3.6 million red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) live in western Vitena State alone and have a rapid growing population spreading up to northern and eastern Vitena as well as south to Nocaliena, west to Balmica, and north to Montane. The species is not considered native to Vitena State or most of western Nareemia with likely indigenous populations only residing in Maineda and Athens. The species was introduced in the Callery Valley just outside Vitena City Island and flourished very well. 
== Introduction and spread ==
The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) was introduced in the Callery Valley approximately thirteen minutes away to what is now northern Yuberta. They have likely been introduced by Orirbellans who wanted to keep the sport of fox hunting on for generations but the foxes likely grew rapidly due to an adequate amount of prey for them in the state including rabbits and red mice who were in exceptionally strong numbers.