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The Possible Evolution of the Red Fox

The Present Day Red Fox

The Red Fox is one of the largest in the fox family. It can be found from urban 

areas to tropical rain forests. It mostly is found in Britain. It can also be found 

on mountain tops, sand dunes, rural areas, and even in the arctic circle. It can 

be found as far as North Africa and North America. It's also found in Asia and 

Europe too. The Red Fox's scientific name is Vulpes vulpes. It preys up birds and 

small mammals, such as, squirrels, mice and rabbits. The Red Fox's diet also 

consists of berries, grasses, plants, fruits, crickets, caterpillars, beetles, and 

crayfish. In order to survive in its environment, the red fox evolved many 

adaptations such as, being able to run fast, to get away from its predators and 

its strong hearing to pick up tiny frequencies of its prey. It also has a lot fo fur 

and a thick tail, because it lives in some snowy climates. It can live elsewhere, 

but a lot of hair helps it stay warm in cold climates. 

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