Presentation: “Foxes”
Presentation made by teacher primary classes MBOU "Lyceum No. 56"
Kladieva Elena Vasilievna
Foxes rely more on touch and smell than sight. They have a sensitive sense of smell and excellent hearing. Their ears are quite large, triangular, slightly elongated, with a sharp tip. The largest ears are those of the fennec fox (up to 15 cm in height) and the bat-eared fox (up to 13 cm in height).
The vision of animals, adapted for a nocturnal lifestyle, allows representatives of the genus to respond perfectly to movement, however, the structure of the fox's eye with vertical pupils is not adapted for color recognition. A fox has a total of 42 teeth, except for the bat-eared fox, which grows 48 teeth.
When chasing a victim or in case of danger, a fox can reach speeds of up to 50 km/h. During the mating season, foxes may make barking sounds.
The lifespan of a fox in natural conditions ranges from 3 to 10 years, but in captivity the fox lives up to 25 years of age.
American corsac fox, dwarf agile fox, prairie fox (lat. Vulpes velox )
A small fox with a body length from 37 to 53 cm and a weight from 2 to 3 kg. The height of the animal at the withers rarely reaches 0.3 m, and the length of the tail is 35 cm. The characteristic light gray color of the thick short fur of the fox on the sides and back in the summer acquires a pronounced red tint with red-ocher tan marks. The fox's throat and belly are lighter in color. Also characteristic of the American Corsac are the black markings located on both sides of the sensitive nose and the dark tip of the tail. The dwarf fox lives in areas of plains and semi-deserts and has practically no territorial attachment. The fox eats mice rabbits, loves to eat locusts And grasshoppers, will not refuse the carrion left over from the prey of more seasoned predators.
Sand fox (lat. Vulpes rueppelli)
It has characteristically large, wide ears and paws, the pads of which are protected from the hot sand by a thick coat of fur. Unlike most of their relatives, representatives of this species of fox have well-developed not only hearing and smell, but also vision. The pale brown color of the back, tail and sides with individual white guard hairs serves as a good camouflage color for the fox in sandy and stone placers in its habitat. The weight of adult animals rarely reaches 3.5-3.6 kg, and the length of the fox's body including the tail does not exceed 85-90 cm. The sand fox lives in desert areas. Numerous populations are found in the sands of the Sahara Desert - from Morocco and sultry Egypt to Somalia and Tunisia. The sand fox's diet is not very diverse, which is due to its habitat. Fox food includes lizards, jerboas and mice , spiders And scorpios, which the animal is absolutely not afraid of and deftly absorbs.
Common fox (red fox)
Is the most major representative kind of fox. The weight of the fox reaches 10 kilograms, and the length of the body including the tail is 150 cm. Depending on the area of residence, the color of the fox may vary slightly in tonal saturation, but the main color of the back and sides remains bright red, and the belly is white. Black “stockings” are clearly visible on the legs. A characteristic feature common fox serves as a white tip of the tail and dark, almost black ears. Habitat includes all of Europe, territory North Africa, Asia (from India to Southern China), North America and Australia. Representatives of this species of foxes happily eat field mice , hares, baby roe deer, when the opportunity arises, they destroy the nests of geese and wood grouse, feeding on carrion, beetles and insect larvae. Surprisingly, the red fox is a fierce destroyer of oat crops: in the absence of a meat menu, it attacks cereal farmland, causing damage to it.
American fox (lat. Vulpes macrotis)
A medium-sized predatory mammal. The body length of the fox varies from 37 cm to 50 cm, the tail reaches a length of 32 cm, weight adult fox fluctuates between 1.9 kg (in females) - 2.2 kg (in males). The back of the animal is colored yellowish-gray or whitish, and the sides are yellowish-brown. The distinctive features of this fox species are a white belly and a black tip of the tail. The lateral surface of the muzzle and the sensitive whiskers are dark brown or black. The length of the fur hairs does not exceed 50 mm. The fox lives in the southwestern deserts of the United States and north of Mexico, feeding on hares and rodents (kangaroo hoppers).
Afghan fox (Bukhara, Balochistan fox) (lat. Vulpes cana)
A small animal belonging to the Canidae family. The length of the fox does not exceed 0.5 meters. The length of the tail is 33-41 cm. The weight of the fox ranges from 1.5-3 kilograms. The Bukhara fox differs from other types of foxes in its rather large ears, the height of which reaches 9 cm, and dark stripes running from the upper lip to the corners of the eyes. In winter, the color of the fox's fur on the back and sides becomes a rich brownish-gray color with individual black guard hairs. In summer, its intensity decreases, but the whitish color of the throat, chest and belly remains unchanged. The Afghan fox does not have hair on the surface of its paw pads, which protects other desert foxes from the hot sand. The main habitat of the fox is the east of Iran, the territory of Afghanistan and Hindustan. Less common in Egypt, Turkmenistan, UAE, Pakistan. The Afghan fox is an omnivore. Absorbs with gusto locusts, mice and gophers, does not refuse a vegetarian menu.
African fox (lat. Vulpes pallida)
It has an external resemblance to the red fox (lat. Vulpes vulpes), but has a more modest size. The total length of the fox's body including the tail does not exceed 70-75 cm, and the weight rarely reaches 3.5-3.6 kg. Unlike the common fox, its African relative has more long legs and ears. The color of the back, legs and tail with a black tip is red with a brown tint, and the muzzle and belly are white. A black rim is clearly visible around the eyes of adult individuals, and a strip of dark-colored fur runs along the ridge. The African fox lives in African countries - it can often be
see in Senegal, Sudan
and in Somalia.
Fox food consists of:
animals (small rodents,
lizards), and from plants
nal components.
Bengal fox (Indian fox)
This type of fox is characterized by medium size. The height of adult individuals at the withers does not exceed 28-30 cm, the weight of the fox ranges from 1.8 to 3.2 kg, and the maximum body length reaches 60 cm. The length of the fox's tail with a black tip rarely reaches 28 cm. Wool, which forms the hairline , short and smooth. It is colored in various shades of sandy brown or reddish brown. This species of fox lives in the foothills of the Himalayas and thrives in India and in Bangladesh and Nepal. The Indian fox's menu always includes sweet fruits, but preference is given to lizards, bird eggs, mice, and insects.
Corsac fox, steppe fox
It bears a vague resemblance to the common fox, however, unlike it, representatives of this species of fox have a shorter pointed muzzle, large wide ears and longer legs. The body length of an adult corsac is 0.5-0.6 m, and the weight of a fox ranges from 4 to 6 kg. The color of the back, sides and tail of the fox is gray, sometimes with a red or red tint, and the color of the belly is yellowish or white. Characteristic feature This species is characterized by a light coloration of the chin and lower lip, as well as a dark brown or black color of the tip of the tail. The steppe fox lives in many countries: from southeastern Europe to Asia, including Iran, the territory of Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Afghanistan and Azerbaijan. Often found in the Caucasus and the Urals, lives on the Don and lower
Volga region. Steppe foxes feed
feeding on rodents (voles, jerboa
chicks, mice), destroy nests,
hunting for bird eggs,
sometimes they attack hedgehogs And hares .
Plant foods in the diet
There are practically no steppe foxes.
Tibetan fox
It grows to a size of 60-70 cm and weighs about 5 kg. The rusty-brown or fiery red color of the back, gradually turning into the light gray color of the sides and white belly, creates the impression of stripes running along the body of the fox. Fox fur is dense and longer than other species. The fox lives on the territory of the Tibetan plateau, and is less common in northern India, Nepal, and some provinces of China. The food of the Tibetan fox is varied, but its basis is pikas (hay stands), although the fox happily catches mice and hares, does not disdain birds and their eggs, and eats lizards and sweet berries.
fennec
The smallest fox in the world. The height of adult animals at the withers is only 18-22 cm with a body length of about 40 cm and a weight of up to 1.5 kg. Fox fennec is the owner of the largest ears among the representatives of the genus. The length of the ears reaches 15 cm. The surface of the pads on the fox's paws is pubescent, which allows the animal to calmly move along the hot sand. The animal's belly is painted white, and its back and sides are painted in various shades of red or fawn. The tip of the fox's fluffy tail is black. Unlike other relatives, who make sounds out of necessity, foxes of this species often communicate with each other using barking, growling, and howling sounds. Fennec foxes live mainly in the central Sahara, but this fox can often be seen in Morocco, the Sinai and Arabian Peninsulas, near Lake Chad and in Sudan. Fenech is an omnivorous fox: it hunts rodents and small birds, eats locusts and lizards, and will not refuse the roots of plants and their sweet fruits.
South African fox
A fairly large animal with a weight of 3.5 to 5 kg and a body length of 45 to 60 cm. The length of the tail is 30-40 cm. The color of the fox varies from gray with a silver tint to almost black on the back and gray with a yellowish tint on the belly. The fox lives exclusively in the countries of Southern Africa, with especially large populations found in Angola and Zimbabwe. An omnivorous species of foxes: they eat small rodents, lizards, low-nesting birds and their eggs, carrion and even food waste, which the animal looks for when entering private yards or landfills.
Maikong, savannah fox, crabeater fox
It has a body length of 60 to 70 cm, the fox's tail reaches 30 cm, and the fox weighs 5-8 kg. The height of the maikong at the withers is 50 cm. The color is brown-gray with brown spots on the muzzle and paws. The color of the throat and belly may be grey, white or various shades of yellow. The tips of the fox's ears and tail are black. The legs of the maikong are short and strong, the tail is fluffy and long. The weight of an adult maikong reaches 4.5-7.7 kg. The body length is approximately 64.3 cm, the tail length is 28.5 cm. The maikong lives in South America. The savannah fox feeds on crabs and crustaceans, lizards, fish, frogs, insects, eggs turtles, and also sometimes eats berries, fruits and vegetables, such as bananas, figs and mangos.
Big-eared fox
It has disproportionately large ears, reaching 13 cm in height. The fox's body length reaches 45-65 cm, the tail length is 25-35 cm. The fox's weight varies between 3-5.3 kg. The hind legs of the animal have 4 fingers, the front legs are five-toed. The color of the animal is usually gray-yellow with brown, gray or yellow spots. The belly and throat of the fox have a lighter shade. The tips of the paws and ears are dark, there is a black stripe on the tail, and the same stripe is on the fox’s face. This type Foxes differ from other species by the presence of 48 teeth (other representatives of the genus have only 42 teeth). The fox lives in southern and eastern Africa: Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Angola, Zambia, South Africa. The fox's main food is termites, beetles and locusts. Sometimes the animal feeds on bird eggs, lizards, small rodents, and plant foods.
- Where does the fox live? The distribution range of foxes includes all of Europe, the African continent, North America, Australia and a large part of Asia. The fox lives in the forests and groves of Italy and Portugal, Spain and France, in the steppe and forest-steppe regions of Russia and Ukraine, Poland and Bulgaria, desert and mountainous regions of Egypt and Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, Mexico and the United States of America. Foxes feel at ease in the fertile climate of India, Pakistan and China, as well as the harsh conditions of the Arctic and Alaska. Under natural conditions, foxes live in ravines and ravines overgrown with vegetation, forests or plantings interspersed with fields, in desert and highland areas. Burrows of other animals or those dug themselves are often used as shelter. Burrows can be either simple or with a complex system of passages and emergency exits. Foxes can hide in caves, rock crevices, and also in tree hollows. Can easily endure spending the night under open air. The animal easily adapts to life in cultivated landscapes. Fox populations were observed even in park areas of large cities. Almost all members of the family lead an active nocturnal lifestyle, but foxes often go hunting during the daytime.
What does a fox eat in the wild? The fox's food completely depends on the animal's place of residence, time of year and species. It is based on rodents (mice, gophers), ground-nesting birds and their eggs, as well as hares. Large individuals often attack young roe deer and other small mammals. In winter, foxes can feed on carrion, all kinds of food waste, or attack small domestic animals and birds. Foxes, which live in steppe and desert areas, eat various insects (beetles, termites, locusts), reptiles (frogs) and reptiles (lizards, turtle eggs). Species of foxes that live along the rivers along which salmon return from spawning happily feed on fish. IN summer months The fox's menu is replenished with a variety of fruits, berries and fruits, as well as succulent parts of plants.
Fox breeding.
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Lives in Eurasia, North America, Africa. Introduced to Australia. Foxes, like cats, have a vertical pupil. They look for abandoned holes for shelter, but if there are no holes, they have to dig it themselves. They do not live in packs, preferring to hunt alone. In fairy tales, the fox is always cunning and resourceful, and this is true. IN real life The fox also has to be wise: if there is danger, it can pretend to be dead. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Help the fairy return her color to the fox! Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Behind the trees and bushes a flame flashed quickly. It flashed, ran, There was no smoke, no fire. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Yes, although foxes are primarily known for their cunning, it is worth remembering that they are also smart. The ways and means of demonstrating this quality are the factor that makes us talk about “fox cunning and resourcefulness.” Intelligence as such is manifested in the ability to evaluate what is happening and (often!) not notify others about your assessment. Foxes, being smart, do not seek to establish this opinion regarding themselves. Thus, foxes were universally recognized as not amenable to taming - they “stupidly” do not remember the good they have done and can attack the “master”. The ability to pretend a creature is stupid is sometimes a sign of intelligence. A fox mind also means the ability to find a non-standard way out of a situation. If “seven miles is not a detour for a mad dog,” then seventy-seven is often not a detour for a “mad fox.” Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Foxes know how to observe. They are sensitive to nuances, especially the nuances of behavior and relationships. There are thousands of shades in the intonations of foxes, and they attach meaning to them all. Since foxes attach importance to little things, they are not easily misled if they themselves do not want to. The fox always watches from afar, usually either from a high point or sitting in the bushes. Foxes intervene only in the most extreme cases. Although foxes do not see as well in the dark as cats, they are nevertheless able to navigate better than humans, and possessing almost feline agility, they can fight almost as fiercely as wolves. Its main defense will be that the fox is able to give an alarm signal very early, but it will fight only as a last resort. Foxes attack viciously, desperately, tearing the enemy to shreds with their claws. Foxes are not fools when it comes to sleeping - they definitely need to be given rest. Their observation extends to the internal and secret movements of your soul - foxes sense the slightest cooling on your part and are capable of taking offense. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Foxes see the invisible. All manifestations of the subtle world are an open book for them. However, unlike dogs, they are not afraid of them. However, they are not particularly enthusiastic. Foxes can live in geopathogenic zones, however, they then do not bear offspring. In the subtle world, foxes are found in the interworld. For their part, foxes also prefer to act quietly. Foxes are generally silent, fox barking is an exceptional phenomenon, most likely the fox will communicate with you telepathically, expressively looking into your eyes or over your shoulder. Foxes usually don't look away. The fox will express contempt or disapproval (if it considers it necessary to do so at all) by snorting or loudly sighing “into the mustache.” More often than not, the fox will simply disappear. Unlike cats, who leave demonstratively gracefully, the fox here will not change its principle of “acting quietly” - it will disappear without a trace. The fox will never come unless she wants to. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Foxes are both vindictive and quick-witted. The fox friend is prone to compromise, will accept apologies, but will not forget anything and will draw conclusions. If the fox is your enemy, then this is perhaps more dangerous than having a lion as your enemy. Unlike the latter, the fox will not take revenge immediately, but will wait for the moment when its most insignificant effort will cause enormous losses. However, if the offense inflicted on the fox is not too significant, there is a high probability that the fox will not tense up and attack after a while. That's why foxes are bad pursuers of enemies: if you put a fox in hot pursuit of an enemy, you risk soon finding familiar sharp ears next to you: the fox got tired of the chase and returned. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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The difference between a fox and other canines is, oddly enough, natural tenderness. It's hard to imagine a fox petting or jumping on your lap. However, if you have become truly close to your friend and care about him or her without demanding anything in return, then in a moment of loneliness the fox will be by your side. Sometimes the fox begins to perceive you as a fox cub and takes care of you in a demanding and tender way. Fox care, by the way, is an indicator of the seriousness of your situation. If you “feel bad” and there is no trace of the fox, then most likely the problems are not as terrible as you imagined them to be: after all, if you really need help, then the fox will be nearby. Believe me! Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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She is more cunning than all the animals, She has a red fur coat, A fluffy tail is her beauty, This forest beast... A redhead with a fluffy tail Lives in the forest under a bush. A poultry woman came from the forest in a red fur coat to count chickens. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lives in Eurasia, North America, Africa. Introduced to Australia. Foxes, like cats, have a vertical pupil. They look for abandoned holes for shelter, but if there are no holes, they have to dig it themselves. They do not live in packs, preferring to hunt alone. In fairy tales, the fox is always cunning and resourceful, and this is true. In real life, the fox also has to be smart: if there is danger, it can pretend to be dead.
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Yes, although foxes are primarily known for their cunning, it is worth remembering that they are also smart. The ways and means of demonstrating this quality are the factor that makes us talk about “fox cunning and resourcefulness.” Intelligence as such is manifested in the ability to evaluate what is happening and (often!) not notify others about your assessment. Foxes, being smart, do not seek to establish this opinion regarding themselves. Thus, foxes were universally recognized as not amenable to taming - they “stupidly” do not remember the good they have done and can attack the “master”. The ability to pretend a creature is stupid is sometimes a sign of intelligence. A fox mind also means the ability to find a non-standard way out of a situation. If “seven miles is not a detour for a mad dog,” then seventy-seven is often not a detour for a “mad fox.”
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Foxes know how to observe. They are sensitive to nuances, especially the nuances of behavior and relationships. There are thousands of shades in the intonations of foxes, and they attach meaning to them all. Since foxes attach importance to little things, they are not easily misled if they themselves do not want to. The fox always watches from afar, usually either from a high point or sitting in the bushes. Foxes intervene only in the most extreme cases. Although foxes do not see as well in the dark as cats, they are nevertheless able to navigate better than humans, and possessing almost feline agility, they can fight almost as fiercely as wolves. Its main defense will be that the fox is able to give an alarm signal very early, but it will fight only as a last resort. Foxes attack viciously, desperately, tearing the enemy to shreds with their claws. Foxes are not fools when it comes to sleeping - they definitely need to be given rest. Their observation extends to the internal and secret movements of your soul - foxes sense the slightest cooling on your part and are capable of taking offense.
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Foxes see the invisible. All manifestations of the subtle world are an open book for them. However, unlike dogs, they are not afraid of them. However, they are not particularly enthusiastic. Foxes can live in geopathogenic zones for quite a long time, however, they then do not bear offspring. In the subtle world, foxes are found in the interworld. For their part, foxes also prefer to act quietly. Foxes are generally silent, fox barking is an exceptional phenomenon, most likely the fox will communicate with you telepathically, expressively looking into your eyes or over your shoulder. Foxes usually don't look away. The fox will express contempt or disapproval (if it considers it necessary to do so at all) by snorting or loudly sighing “into the mustache.” More often than not, the fox will simply disappear. Unlike cats, who leave demonstratively and gracefully, the fox here will not change its principle of “acting quietly” - it will disappear without a trace. The fox will never come unless she wants to.
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Foxes are both vindictive and quick-witted. The fox friend is prone to compromise, will accept apologies, but will not forget anything and will draw conclusions. If the fox is your enemy, then this is perhaps more dangerous than having a lion as your enemy. Unlike the latter, the fox will not take revenge immediately, but will wait for the moment when its most insignificant effort will cause enormous losses. However, if the offense inflicted on the fox is not too significant, there is a high probability that the fox will not tense up and attack after a while. That's why foxes are bad pursuers of enemies: if you put a fox in hot pursuit of an enemy, you risk soon finding familiar sharp ears next to you: the fox got tired of the chase and returned.
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The difference between a fox and other canines is, oddly enough, natural tenderness. It's hard to imagine a fox petting or jumping on your lap. However, if you have become truly close to your friend and care about him or her without demanding anything in return, then in a moment of loneliness the fox will be by your side. Sometimes the fox begins to perceive you as a fox cub and takes care of you in a demanding and tender way. Fox care, by the way, is an indicator of the seriousness of your situation. If you “feel bad” and there is no trace of the fox, then most likely the problems are not as terrible as you imagined them to be: after all, if you really need help, then the fox will be nearby. Believe me!
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Lives in Eurasia, North America, Africa. Introduced to Australia. Foxes, like cats, have a vertical pupil. They look for abandoned holes for shelter, but if there are no holes, they have to dig it themselves. They do not live in packs, preferring to hunt alone. In fairy tales, the fox is always cunning and resourceful, and this is true. In real life, the fox also has to be smart: if there is danger, it can pretend to be dead. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Help the fairy return her color to the fox! Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Behind the trees and bushes a flame flashed quickly. It flashed, ran, There was no smoke, no fire. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Yes, although foxes are primarily known for their cunning, it is worth remembering that they are also smart. The ways and means of demonstrating this quality are the factor that makes us talk about “fox cunning and resourcefulness.” Intelligence as such is manifested in the ability to evaluate what is happening and (often!) not notify others about your assessment. Foxes, being smart, do not seek to establish this opinion regarding themselves. Thus, foxes were universally recognized as not amenable to taming - they “stupidly” do not remember the good they have done and can attack the “master”. The ability to pretend a creature is stupid is sometimes a sign of intelligence. A fox mind also means the ability to find a non-standard way out of a situation. If “seven miles is not a detour for a mad dog,” then seventy-seven is often not a detour for a “mad fox.” Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Foxes know how to observe. They are sensitive to nuances, especially the nuances of behavior and relationships. There are thousands of shades in the intonations of foxes, and they attach meaning to them all. Since foxes attach importance to little things, they are not easily misled if they themselves do not want to. The fox always watches from afar, usually either from a high point or sitting in the bushes. Foxes intervene only in the most extreme cases. Although foxes do not see as well in the dark as cats, they are nevertheless able to navigate better than humans, and possessing almost feline agility, they can fight almost as fiercely as wolves. Its main defense will be that the fox is able to give an alarm signal very early, but it will fight only as a last resort. Foxes attack viciously, desperately, tearing the enemy to shreds with their claws. Foxes are not fools when it comes to sleeping - they definitely need to be given rest. Their observation extends to the internal and secret movements of your soul - foxes sense the slightest cooling on your part and are capable of taking offense. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Foxes see the invisible. All manifestations of the subtle world are an open book for them. However, unlike dogs, they are not afraid of them. However, they are not particularly enthusiastic. Foxes can live in geopathogenic zones for quite a long time, however, they then do not bear offspring. In the subtle world, foxes are found in the interworld. For their part, foxes also prefer to act quietly. Foxes are generally silent, fox barking is an exceptional phenomenon, most likely the fox will communicate with you telepathically, expressively looking into your eyes or over your shoulder. Foxes usually don't look away. The fox will express contempt or disapproval (if it considers it necessary to do so at all) by snorting or loudly sighing “into the mustache.” More often than not, the fox will simply disappear. Unlike cats, who leave demonstratively and gracefully, the fox here will not change its principle of “acting quietly” - it will disappear without a trace. The fox will never come unless she wants to. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Foxes are both vindictive and quick-witted. The fox friend is prone to compromise, will accept apologies, but will not forget anything and will draw conclusions. If the fox is your enemy, then this is perhaps more dangerous than having a lion as your enemy. Unlike the latter, the fox will not take revenge immediately, but will wait for the moment when its most insignificant effort will cause enormous losses. However, if the offense inflicted on the fox is not too significant, there is a high probability that the fox will not tense up and attack after a while. That's why foxes are bad pursuers of enemies: if you put a fox in hot pursuit of an enemy, you risk soon finding familiar sharp ears next to you: the fox got tired of the chase and returned. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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The difference between a fox and other canines is, oddly enough, natural tenderness. It's hard to imagine a fox petting or jumping on your lap. However, if you have become truly close to your friend and care about him or her without demanding anything in return, then in a moment of loneliness the fox will be by your side. Sometimes the fox begins to perceive you as a fox cub and takes care of you in a demanding and tender way. Fox care, by the way, is an indicator of the seriousness of your situation. If you “feel bad” and there is no trace of the fox, then most likely the problems are not as terrible as you imagined them to be: after all, if you really need help, then the fox will be nearby. Believe me! Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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She is more cunning than all the animals, She has a red fur coat, A fluffy tail is her beauty, This forest beast... A redhead with a fluffy tail Lives in the forest under a bush. A poultry woman came from the forest in a red fur coat to count chickens. Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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Lidiya Andreevna Lazareva, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
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PRINT Lazareva Lidiya Andreevna, primary school teacher, Riga Basic School “PARDAUGAVA”, Riga, Latvia
COMMON FOX
Primary school teacher
MBOU Lyceum No. 3
Medvedeva L.A.
The fox, or Vixen, is a wild animal, class - mammals, order - carnivores, family - canines. Once upon a time in ancient times, people even kept foxes at home. This can be explained by the fact that foxes have always been excellent at catching mice. True, this was before cats and dogs were domesticated. Very often the image of a cunning and dexterous little fox-sister is found in fairy tales. The fox, or Vixen, is a wild animal, class - mammals, order - carnivores, family - canines. Once upon a time in ancient times, people even kept foxes at home. This can be explained by the fact that foxes have always been excellent at catching mice. True, this was before cats and dogs were domesticated. Very often the image of a cunning and dexterous little fox-sister is found in fairy tales. The largest and most common type of fox is the common or red fox. Its body length is 60-90 cm. The tail reaches 60 cm. Weight is about 10 kg. The fox has thick fur. The muzzle is narrow, the ears are erect and pointed. Foxes have the best developed sense of smell, as well as hearing. The largest and most common type of fox is the common or red fox. Its body length is 60-90 cm. The tail reaches 60 cm. Weight is about 10 kg. The fox has thick fur. The muzzle is narrow, the ears are erect and pointed. Foxes have the best developed sense of smell, as well as hearing. The fox is nocturnal. It feeds on field mice, earthworms, berries, chafers, hares, hedgehogs, domestic and wild birds, and young roe deer. In search of food, she shows cunning, intelligence, and surprise. The fox is nocturnal. It feeds on field mice, earthworms, berries, chafers, hares, hedgehogs, domestic and wild birds, and young roe deer. In search of food, she shows cunning, intelligence, and surprise. Under the roots of trees, under a pile of brushwood, the fox makes a den for itself - a hole with several exits. Here she hides from bad weather and feeds her offspring. The offspring of a fox can be up to 4 cubs. When the fox cubs grow up, the fox brings them field mice, hares, and birds. Under the roots of trees, under a pile of brushwood, the fox makes a den for itself - a hole with several exits. Here she hides from bad weather and feeds her offspring. The offspring of a fox can be up to 4 cubs. When the fox cubs grow up, the fox brings them field mice, hares, and birds. The fox has many enemies. These are wolves, dogs, birds of prey. Thanks to its cunning, ability to run quickly, climb trees, and swim well, the fox very often manages to hide from its enemies. Humans also hunt foxes for their fur, but it is almost impossible for a fox to escape from humans. Foxes can be found in zoos. For example, in the Moscow Zoo on the territory of the children's zoo, where a fox lives in an “ice” hut, and next to it there is a “bast” hare. Another fox enclosure is located next to the crane. Looking at this, we can once again recall the Russians folk tales about the naughty fox and admire this beautiful animal.
