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Vulpes vulpes

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Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) sits with cocked head

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) sits with cocked head

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) sits with cocked head

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Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) prowls near a rock in winter.

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) prowls near a rock in winter.

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) prowls near a rock in winter.

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3

Arctic white Marble Fox at the zoo.

Arctic white Marble Fox at the zoo.

Arctic white Marble Fox at the zoo.

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4

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) turns in tire tracks, showing its magnificent tail.

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) turns in tire tracks, showing its magnificent tail.

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) turns in tire tracks, showing its magnificent tail.

Geoffrey Kuchera/Shutterstock.com
5

Young Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) looks out of the den.

Young Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) looks out of den.

Young Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) looks out of the den.

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Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Sits With Cocked Head

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Sits With Cocked Head

Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Sits With Cocked Head

Geoffrey Kuchera/Shutterstock.com
Red Marble Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Sits With Cocked Head

Marble Fox

Vulpes vulpes

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