Grizzled gray upperparts, a blackish band on each side of the muzzle, and a black-tipped tail are some of the characters by which the gray fox differs from the red fox.Other differences include ...

The cross fox color variation is a yellowish body with darker fur highlighted by a black cross marking over its shoulders and ...

“In the past, the fur trade business would try to breed foxes together to get the most valuable furs,” Wattles said. “It was an intentional attempt to hybridize a white fox with a red fox.” ...

A rare white fox was captured Thursday in Franklin after spending the last few weeks visiting various yards near the state forest. Skip to content NOWCAST NewsCenter 5 at Noon ...

A fluffy white fox trotting through a Portland neighborhood wasn’t something anyone expected on a calm October night. But when residents spotted what looked like an Arctic fox near Sellwood Bridge, it ...

The red fox is taller, more slender, and has black legs with a white tipped tail. If you believe you’ve spotted a gray fox, the Iowa DNR asks that you contact them immediately, either by email ...

Some of the most well-known non-red variations include the silver fox, covered in black fur with white tips, and the partially melanistic cross fox, with its striking coal-black patches. 2. There ...

A tell-tale identifier, if you can see the tail, is that red foxes have a distinctive white tail tip. If you can see the feet, a red fox looks like it's wearing black stockings whereas a gray fox ...

Then be surprised, because the diminutive animal with reddish fur, pointy ears and a long bushy tail tipped with white is increasingly thriving in towns and cities.

Some of the sightings were indeed of coyotes, but some were foxes. Few Long Islanders could tell the difference.