Foxes are primarily nocturnal in urban areas, but this seems to be more a method to avoid humans than an actual preference. (It's a popular misconception that a fox out and about during the daytime is disturbed or sick.) They will be active by day as long as they feel secure, and are near enough to safety. This is when they pursue prey, such as squirrels, who are also active by day.
The creepiest part is just seeing a fox furing daylight. When you see a fox out during the day, it's usually a very bad sign...rabies. A normal fox is nocturnal.
sounds like a jackle
XxFinalFlashXx1 4 months ago
That last one actually sounded a bit like the word "fox"
PSshadow92 6 months ago
pretty sure thats a territorial call
airrick16 6 months ago
They are usally out at night I am guessing this is
in the early morning then!!
But if it was night time in the
graveyard and you didn't know
that was a fox then you probally
would think it was the dead screaming
from their graves!!!
IndigoCat17 1 year ago
Lovely. In a graveyard, as well. Lol
xIdiotGleex 1 year ago
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IndigoCat17 1 year ago
Foxes are primarily nocturnal in urban areas, but this seems to be more a method to avoid humans than an actual preference. (It's a popular misconception that a fox out and about during the daytime is disturbed or sick.) They will be active by day as long as they feel secure, and are near enough to safety. This is when they pursue prey, such as squirrels, who are also active by day.
AvidLebon 1 year ago
The creepiest part is just seeing a fox furing daylight. When you see a fox out during the day, it's usually a very bad sign...rabies. A normal fox is nocturnal.
clink770 1 year ago
Wow! That's kinda interesting and creepy at the same time. Nature can be strange, can she?
Damfino59 2 years ago