Meanings of red foxes in English

There were red foxes, "cross-grays," and "silver-grays;" even black foxes were reported.

But the animals most concerning for ecologists are introduced species: mainly red foxes and feral cats.

Then he shook the two cross and ten red foxes in the face of Grouse Piet.

The trappers did, indeed, capture three red foxes; but it was at cost of great labour.

Come, come, you gray wolves and red foxes!

As a result, cane toads, red foxes, and Asian carp created chaos in Australia and New Zealand.

The cats are the bigger worry: red foxes take bait designed to control them, but cats often don't.

Dingoes play a vital role by regulating populations of animals such as kangaroos, wallabies and invasive red foxes.

No infection was detected in backyard pigs, wild boar, and red foxes of the other municipalities and provinces.

The cross and red foxes differ from each other only in colour being of the same shape and size.

Colonel Young has secured three red foxes, and a large pack of hounds from the people in the neighborhood.

These data suggest that red foxes are a reservoir of A. vasorum infections for pet dogs in this area.

They were mostly red foxes, but one was a large "crossed gray," the skin of which brought twenty-two dollars.

Here, we show that urban and rural populations of red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) from London and surrounding boroughs are divergent in skull traits.

Risk factor analysis of these 813 hunters revealed that 697 (85.7%) hunted red foxes regularly and 332 (40.8%) of those skinned them as well.

Even the Red Foxes were glad to be rid of theirs.