How does the fox introduce itself?

Answer 1

The fox might introduce himself like this:

In terms of intelligence, if there was an intelligence competition in the animal world, the fox was confident that it could become the first place. This was because when hunters used poison, traps, rope locks, and other means to kill the ancestors of foxes, the foxes learned how to avoid these dangers through bloody lessons. While other animals were still stepping into the hunter's traps, the foxes could already survive freely in nature, although it could not be compared to human intelligence. After all, humans killed 50 million foxes every year for their fur.

From the appearance, the fox was thin, with long and thick hair. The length of the body and tail was 60 - 90 cm, and the long tail took up about half of the head and body. There were also differences in the fur color of the same kind of fox. For example, the fur color of red fox was red, yellow, dark brown and other colors.

In terms of reproduction, foxes give birth from February to May every year, with 3 - 6 babies per litter. The fox mother was very vigilant. If the baby was found, she would "move" that night. When the cub was born, its body was covered in gray hair, and the tip of its nose was pink. It could not see anything and needed the mother's careful feeding and protection. After one month, it could stand, its eyes would become bigger, and light brown hair would grow. After two months, its appearance would basically take shape, and the color of its hair would be long. When it grew up, it would grow a beard, sharp ears, and slender legs.

In terms of living habits, foxes lived in forests, grasslands, deserts, and hilly areas. They often lived in tree holes or soil caves, went out to feed in the evening, and returned home at dawn.

Moreover, the fox also wanted to clarify that although they were often seen as a symbol of cunning and insidious in the minds of humans, this was only a one-sided view. Their cunning was to survive in the chaotic world where humans destroyed the ecological environment and hunted animals. At the same time, foxes were also second-class protected animals in the country. They hoped that humans would not hunt them or destroy their homes.

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