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fox

[foks] / fÉ’ks /












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John Rudge was at Stoke with me, as our director of sport, and was a wily old fox.

From BBC

It can sometimes lead to serious problems, including loss of sight and breathing difficulties, caused by worms found in the poo of some dogs, cats and foxes.

From BBC

Like the squirrels, and the cats and swans and foxes in London, they came galloping to him, clustering round, surrounding him and Mal in a great press of dazzling white bodies.

From Literature

The time he stitched up one of the hens and carried it around in his coat for a week after it had been attacked by a fox.

From Literature

A similar shift appears in some wolf and fox species, which practice forms of social monogamy and cooperative care, even though their ancestral canids were likely group-living and polygynous.

From Science Daily