Wild America | S10 E4 'Family of Foxes' | Full Episode | FANGS

🟠 Title: Wild America 'Family of Foxes'
🟠 Summary: In French, the Fox is called "Reynard", meaning "unconquerable through his cleverness." Is this charming canid as crafty as the fables portray? Does it deserve its reputation as henhouse bandit? We'll find out as we meet these cunning hunters: the Arctic Fox, the Swift and Kit Foxes of our Southwest, the wide-ranging Gray Fox and the well-renowned Red Fox.
Directed by: Marty Stouffer
Writing Credits: Karen Chamberlain
Cast: Marty Stouffer
Year Released: 1989
🟠 Rating: TV-MA
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[@kayeplaguedoc9054]

I adore foxes. They're so beautiful and cute.

[@mello3214]

Great wildlife by Marty as always 😍

[@WildAmericaAnimalChannel]

he's the best, thanks Mello

[@christophfringer4276]

Hi. Im a Fox expert specialised on Redfoxes. And to this Video i have only one thing to say. Absloutley great and all its true. And a great final word

[@ANUBIS-rk5fn]

All of my knowledge goes to the red fox too.they are one of the most beautiful creatures.

[@barackillbombya3835]

25:26 A beautiful piece of music.

[@4GSportz]

❤❤

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4:18

[@Greggee100]

Tally ho:
Fox and the
Gingerbread
Man!

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[@WildAmericaAnimalChannel]

so cute, it's awesome that they use the same moves to battle and attract mates

[@karlkarlos3545]

Did he say foxes can't be seen on city streets?

[@kayeplaguedoc9054]

Urban Foxes are more of a British thing. We do get them in some states now but they're still rarer and a relatively recent phenomena.

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