Gray Fox

One of the larger species of fox is known as the Gray Fox. They get the name due to the various shades of gray coloring they feature. They also have black on their bodies and areas of white. The black is found all over the body while the white coloring is often limited to the face and the belly areas. Some of them have red colors that are close to the ears as well.
The Gray Fox has a very long tail with black color at the tip of it. They don’t have a bushy tail though as so many other species do. Full grown males weigh about 15 pounds with the smaller females about 8 pounds. The males are about 15 inches height with the females averaging 12 inches. the grey fox is famous for climbing trees, it climbs a tree by grasping the trunk with its front legs and pushing itself up with its hind feet.
Category:Foxes
Category:Wild Dogs
Category:Mammals
Category:Carnivores
Category:Wildlife