Living in a wooded area, you get a better chances for some encounters with wild animals, but it’s still hard to spot some shy creatures like foxes for example. Some photos of adorable baby foxes went viral on social media after being shared on internet.
At first there was only a cub who decided to pay his granny a visit on a spring morning, but then when the little baby fox noticed he’s actually welcomed the next day he came with his brother and since then they kept coming to their favorite playground. The mother Fox was watching over them from the bushes.
These playful and inquisitive creatures are just achingly cute, as you can see in these photos shared by Reddit user Vechrotex. The cubs, curious and seemingly on a mission to explore, wandered onto Vechrotex’s grandmother’s porch and peered inside the window. “Do you have anything tasty for me maybe?”
Mama fox keeps an eye on things while her cubs are exploring, Grandma’s porch is clearly an interesting place for the family. “The mom comes by a lot more than the babies,” Vechrotex explains. “She is always close when her babies are on the porch.”
“Here in Illinois we get red foxes in forested areas, we see them a lot and it’s not that big of a deal,” Vechrotex told Bored Panda. “One day my grandma saw a baby red fox and took a picture of it. She shared the picture with me and I thought it was just so cute, I decided to post it. I’m glad I was able to make so many people happy!”
Grandma now gets to enjoy watching the family visiting regularly, as the cubs frolic and put on a show, chasing each other around the porch. Kind of makes you want to move to a little house in the forest, doesn’t it?
Newborn fox cubs are blind, deaf, dark-grey in color and weigh only about 120g, but after 14 days, their eyes open. Their pupils are a striking shade of blue, and their first coat gives them a soft, fuzzy appearance. They have small, floppy ears and by now they weigh about 350g.
After four weeks, the cub’s pupils change color and are now greyish. White fur appears around the mouth and patches of red on the face and while the coat is still fuzzy, their ears are now erect. Now it’s hard to tell them apart from their parents, as they have grown up so quickly!
From late September they have grown a full winter coat and the family group breaks up. The cubs will set off to hunt, find a place to spend the winter and eventually their own mates, so the process can repeat itself again!
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At first there was only a cub who decided to pay his granny a visit on a spring morning, but then when the little baby fox noticed he’s actually welcomed the next day he came with his brother and since then they kept coming to their favorite playground. The mother Fox was watching over them from the bushes.
These playful and inquisitive creatures are just achingly cute, as you can see in these photos shared by Reddit user Vechrotex. The cubs, curious and seemingly on a mission to explore, wandered onto Vechrotex’s grandmother’s porch and peered inside the window. “Do you have anything tasty for me maybe?”
Mama fox keeps an eye on things while her cubs are exploring, Grandma’s porch is clearly an interesting place for the family. “The mom comes by a lot more than the babies,” Vechrotex explains. “She is always close when her babies are on the porch.”
“Here in Illinois we get red foxes in forested areas, we see them a lot and it’s not that big of a deal,” Vechrotex told Bored Panda. “One day my grandma saw a baby red fox and took a picture of it. She shared the picture with me and I thought it was just so cute, I decided to post it. I’m glad I was able to make so many people happy!”
Grandma now gets to enjoy watching the family visiting regularly, as the cubs frolic and put on a show, chasing each other around the porch. Kind of makes you want to move to a little house in the forest, doesn’t it?
Newborn fox cubs are blind, deaf, dark-grey in color and weigh only about 120g, but after 14 days, their eyes open. Their pupils are a striking shade of blue, and their first coat gives them a soft, fuzzy appearance. They have small, floppy ears and by now they weigh about 350g.
After four weeks, the cub’s pupils change color and are now greyish. White fur appears around the mouth and patches of red on the face and while the coat is still fuzzy, their ears are now erect. Now it’s hard to tell them apart from their parents, as they have grown up so quickly!
From late September they have grown a full winter coat and the family group breaks up. The cubs will set off to hunt, find a place to spend the winter and eventually their own mates, so the process can repeat itself again!
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I think foxes are cute. Remember the Disney film "The Fox And The Hound?" Todd the fox in that film even though animated was so cute.
I'm so in Love !!!!!