The Red Fox is one of the most widespread members of the order Carnivora, which includes bears, cats, canines, seals, hyenas, raccoons and other meat-eating mammals. Found throughout Europe, Asia and North America, the Red Fox is one of the most recognizable members of the Canidae family. History: Foxes feature heavily in the folklore of many cultures. In Native American and European legends, the Fox is regarded as a clever trickster. In Asian cultures, Foxes appear in folklore as powerful spirits that can have as many as nine tails. Scientific Name: Vulpes vulpes. Characteristics: This curious Fox is standing with its head turned slightly to the right. Perhaps it heard a sound? Its ears are perked up and its eyes are alert, ready to scurry if a threat arises. Size: This sizeable Red Fox figure measures 7" long from nose to tail, and 4 inches tall to the tip of its ears. It's about the size of a large index card. The Red Fox is part of the Wild Wildlife collection.
