A blanket of snow isn’t enough to keep a hungry fox from a hot meal. In wintry landscapes, mice and other rodents find refuge in tunnels beneath the snow’s surface. But a wily fox will tilt ...

A beloved female fennec fox died at the Phoenix Zoo last week, leaving guests, staff and animal companions with a "heavy heart," according to a Facebook post by zoo officials on Wednesday.

Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting world of the fennec fox, a creature that not only tugs at your heartstrings with its undeniable cuteness but also boasts not one, but two world records! This ...

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The RSPCA has issued a warning to homeowners looking to deter foxes from their gardens, as using certain methods could be breaking the law. Along with birds and squirrels, foxes are one of our most ...

Algeria's UN envoy expressed "great concern" Thursday about the worsening situation in the Gaza Strip and announced that a UN Security Council session to address Israel's attacks on health care ...

DZ, short for Dzayer, meaning Algeria in the Berber language, has openly claimed violent attacks as their own since they first gained public and police attention for a gruesome murder in March 2023.

Feral cats kill more than 1.5 billion native mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs each year. (University of South Australia) Red imported fire ants could cost Australia $22 billion by the 2040s ...

About 10,000 years ago, foxes and wildcats made up a notable part of people’s diets in what is now Western Galilee in Israel. Archaeologists have long attributed the abundance of small carnivore ...

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Flying foxes are absent from many of their popular camps across New South Wales at this time of year. Scientists say they are making camp in "unusual" places, likely due to changed food availability.

They’re one of the most commonly sighted visitors to our gardens after birds and squirrels - but if you have foxes in your garden you could end up falling foul of the law. Many gardeners love to ...