Little red flying foxes- a type of megabat native to Australia! They are mega pollinators, a keystone species! Aussie trees are receptive to pollination at night- birds and bees are asleep! Without FF our native forests would perish along with the animals that live within e.g koalas! No me, no tree! reddit.com/gallery/q8bxhl
Bubby batlets - little red flying foxes, a type of megabat endemic to Australia! They are mega pollinators these guys, a keystone species! reddit.com/gallery/q8btnd
TIL Australia uses 1080 poison to kill mammalian invasive species such as cats and red foxes. It is found naturally in the plants of the region and native fauna has adapted to be inmune to it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sod…
Black flying foxes are native to Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. They often become entangled in improperly erected fruit tree netting and require rescue. This particular flying fox was rescued and then released after getting stuck in a resident's backyard while feeding on grevillea. v.redd.it/rzk6y7iw1ft71
Invasive red fox and feral cat in the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, New South Wales, Australia
Red 🔥 Flying 🔥 Foxes in the Nitmiluk national park, Australia
Hundreds of Red Foxes (Vulpes vulpes) strung up after coordinated culling by ranchers in Victoria, Australia. Due to its rapid spread and ecological impact, it has been classified as one of the most damaging invasive species in Australia.
Two Foxes in Australia in an all-out bogan brawl youtu.be/9SPUD2cegQI
Red foxes are known to make a number of interaction calls. Submissive foxes will make ululating siren-like shrieks, aggressive encounters between foxes are met with ratchet-like sounds called gekkering, and tamed foxes will elicit laughter-like sounds when communicating with their human handlers. v.redd.it/igb1e4xuh9a81
Alpacas adopted after foxes kill pet ducks at Belgian Embassy in Australia the-riotact.com/alpacas-a…
Is it just me or are red foxes in Europe thinner and lankier than red foxes in North America?
Looking at urban foxes in the UK and other European countries and comparing them to foxes in North America, the European foxes look, to me, like they're consistently thinner, have longer legs and a longer neck, and maybe even taller ears and a longer snout. How much of this difference is fur and how much of this is their actual body I don't know, but from what I've seen it's definitely a consistent difference. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Is it actually a documented difference between the separate red fox populations?
Red foxes are living in the storm drains...
...in case you're wondering what's happening to your outdoor cats. Seen them multiple times emerging or submerging in our south Huntsville neighborhood over the past year.
Black flying foxes are native to Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. They often become entangled in improperly erected fruit tree netting and require rescue. This particular flying fox was rescued and then released after getting stuck in a resident's backyard while feeding on grevillea. v.redd.it/rzk6y7iw1ft71
Alpacas adopted after foxes kill pet ducks at Belgian Embassy in Australia the-riotact.com/alpacas-a…
The Woylie was abundant in the mid-19th century, inhabiting a range covering around 60% of the Australian mainland. Its population rapidly declined after the introduction of cats and red foxes and it is now a critically endangered species.
Little Red flying foxes just before sunset fly-out, Daintree river FNQ Australia
Huge heatwave bringing consecutive 40C plus days set to linger [Australia, Code Red weather alert.] [Remember wh3n a recent heat wave just two months ago killed almost a third of all spectacled flying foxes?] news.com.au/technology/en…
A wedge-tailed eagle flies off with a still living red fox prey, invasive to Australia
Meremma sheepdogs protect fairy penguins (and residents’ chickens) from foxes on Middle Island, off the coast of Victoria, Australia. Once down to ten birds, the colony has rebounded, with no penguins lost to foxes since the dogs were brought in. (Article link in comments.)
keep in mind that tom is not ENTIRELY a racoon, he's actually a racoon DOG or tanuki while redd is a kitsune which is a mythical japanese fox creature with several tails but he's most likely a japanese red fox, and racoon dogs are closely related to foxes so that means tom is redds actual cousin 🦊🦝🍃 reddit.com/gallery/req46c
Red foxes make a number of interaction calls. Submissive foxes will make ululating siren-like shrieks, aggressive encounters between foxes are met with ratchet-like sounds called gekkering, and rescued foxes, like Dixie, will elicit laughter-like sounds when communicating with her human handlers. v.redd.it/4qf07jvrk9a81
Black flying foxes are native to Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. They often become entangled in improperly erected fruit tree netting and require rescue. This particular flying fox was rescued and then released after getting stuck in a resident's backyard while feeding on grevillea. v.redd.it/rzk6y7iw1ft71
When red foxes are born, they have dark brown fluffy fur. This changes when the kits become a month old and their red coats grow in. Their dark eye streaks also start to become more prominent during this time. Fox kits' eyes are initially blue, but their color changes to amber at 4–5 weeks of age.
St Kilda’s Captain Cook statue doused in red paint in Australia Day protest theage.com.au/national/vi…
🔥 Grey-headed Flying Foxes clumping together on tree trunk during heatwave, Yarra Bend, Australia, photo by Douglas Gimesy
Baby Little red flying fox, orphan in care in Australia 🇦🇺 🦇
Red Flying Foxes follow blossoming eucalypts around the Northern Territory, Australia. Nitmiluk national park is home to 40-50,000 of them. They are an essential pollinator for many plants.
Found him meowing loudly at night, in a neighborhood full of red foxes. Him on day 1 and then on day 5. reddit.com/gallery/pu2oxp
TIL That there is over 7.2 million foxes in Australia thanks to British settlers who imported them in for the purpose of fox hunting en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red…
Merry Christmas from Australia! Got this today - multi-tailed foxes are my favourite magical creature🎄
DO YOU KNOW? Foxes have babies once a year. Most foxes have around six babies in one litter, but it can be anywhere from one to 11. Late winter and early spring are usually when red foxes will breed. When the cubs are born, the foxes will keep them in the den for around eight weeks.
The Numbat, also called the banded anteater, is a small endangered marsupial animal native to parts of Australia. The Numbat is under threat from habitat loss and introduced predators like foxes and feral cats. With an estimated population of fewer than 1000 individuals
As a vegan that lives in Australia this breaks my heart, especially as foxes are my favourite animal 💔
American here, are the Manchester Red Devils bad this year, because they only scored one touchdown on the Lichester Foxes?
My grandma got me this cause she knew my obsession over red foxes. :)
Red foxes wintering in snowy Algonquin Provincial Park , Ontario, Canada. On a cold winters day we came upon this pair of Red Foxes, out and about and seeming all that more beautiful given the white canvas that accentuated their rich red coat of winter fur. frametoframe.ca/2014/12/r…
Red-tailed hawk coverup done by Victor Mane at 10 Thousand Foxes in Brooklyn, NY imgur.com/a/g4V2shK/
Predation by feral cats and foxes and destructive wildfires caused the last wild population of the Rufous hare-wallaby on mainland Australia to go extinct in the early 1990s. They are currently being reintroduced to mainland Australia, notably in the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory.
Had a request to see the whole chook pen, so here it is! We’re in Victoria, Australia and to keep foxes out we have a 1.8m high fence with an electric line at the top, it also goes 30cm underground. reddit.com/gallery/l1tl8y
The grey-headed flying fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) is distinguished from other flying fox species in Australia by its reddish-brown collar which separates its light-grey head from its dark-grey body. After birth, young flying foxes will cling to their mothers for 3 weeks as they go foraging.
When red foxes are born, they have dark brown fluffy fur. This changes when the kits become a month old and their red coats grow in. Their dark eye streaks also start to become more prominent during this time. Fox kits' eyes are initially blue, but their color changes to amber at 4–5 weeks of age.
When red foxes are born, they have dark brown fluffy fur. This changes when the kits become a month old and their red coats grow in. Their dark eye streaks also start to become more prominent during this time. Fox kits' eyes are initially blue, but their color changes to amber at 4–5 weeks of age.
