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The Secret Life of Foxes
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Have you ever spotted a fox and wondered where it was going? Or perhaps you want to know what all the commotion was about when they woke you up the other night with their ear-piercing screams? Or maybe you just want to know how you can tell if these elusive mammals have visited your back garden when you weren't looking?
contains everything you need to know (and everything you didn't know that you needed to know!) about these beautiful opportunists. From identifying the various species of fox found around the world to learning about their anatomy and super sharp senses, as well as finding out more about our relationship with them—both past and present—get ready to become a fox expert with every page you turn.
is for anyone who wants to learn and understand more about the animals we share this fragile planet with – especially the creatures we are able to spot a little closer to home. With useful tips on how to help the foxes near you and lots of other ways in which you can show your support, there's so much to learn that you won't want to put this book down for a single second.
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“An interesting non-fiction about red foxes. It covers most of the basics about the species (specifically in the UK) and is richly decorated in photos to boot. Information seems to be up to date.
The only thing I guess I'm not too hyped about is the fact that the author doesn't outright condemn feeding foxes. They're wild animals, and should stay wild. Getting them accustomed to humans is asking for trouble.”
“Review to come!”
About Chloe Petrylak
Chloe Petrylak is a wildlife writer, editor, and proofreader, who founded her freelance business – Chloe May Writes – in 2019. Throughout her career, which began at National Geographic Kids in 2012, she has worked for titles such as Animal Planet, BBC Wildlife, and Eco Kids Planet. Chloe shares her knowledge and passion for wildlife on social media, @ChloeMayWrites. As a National Trust member, she is often found exploring her favorite place – Shropshire's Attingham Park – with her wife and their dog, Louie.
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