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• Gray Fox

  The gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) is a small canid native to the Americas, known for its salt-and-pepper fur, black-tipped tail, and reddish flanks. Unlike most foxes, it is an excellent climber and often escapes predators by ascending trees. It inhabits forests, shrublands, and deserts. Omnivorous, it feeds on rodents, insects, fruits, and birds. Typically nocturnal and solitary, it forms monogamous pairs during breeding season. Its adaptability has allowed it to thrive in both wild and semi-urban environments.

  

  Habitat: The Gray Fox lives in United-states-of-america, Mexico, Canada, Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Belize, Panama, Guatemala, El-salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa-rica.