Unfortunately for all of us, flying foxes are not actual foxes with wings.
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Foxes guarding henhouses are still foxes, even if they're being watched closely by the farmer.
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Previous studies indicate that island foxes share an ancestor with gray foxes that lived 9,200 years ago.
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Fashion Review Bruno Sialelli's debut show for Lanvin had a lot going on — tartan, knits, embroidered foxes (foxes?).
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Man catches foxes stealing newspapers, littering his yard North Carolina foxes have been stealing newspapers, littering man's backyard with them.
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Dr. Wayne and his colleagues found that island foxes have many more harmful mutations than gray foxes on the mainland.
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To celebrate foxes, in all their wonder, she took a series of portraits of foxes with distinct personalities, and fashioned short life stories for them.
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He saw the crystal foxes, inspired by Arctic foxes, as creatures who digested mineral salts to the point that individual crystals formed on their hairs.
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Residents complained that foxes were becoming harder and harder to find and that rats and other pests were thriving because the foxes were not there to hunt them.
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A similar approach was used in California to save those Channel Island foxes: killing feral pigs had an effect on the golden eagles that were hunting the foxes.
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"He saw these pictures of spotted foxes, and they looked just like the Belyaev foxes," recalled Kathryn Lord, an animal behaviorist at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Mass.
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Hunting and trapping foxes is legal in New Jersey; as many as 9,000 foxes across the state have been "harvested" each year by trappers, according to recent state data.
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From the ceiling were hung, to form an upside-down triangle, life-size polyurethane sculptures of caribou and foxes; this was a model for a work called "Leaping Foxes" (21989).
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The old photographs of the friendly foxes were not scientific evidence, she added, and there was no evidence that the foxes actively sought out human interaction, as Dr. Belyaev's did.
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Dragons, lizards, deer, wolfs, foxes (lots of foxes), eagles, and even some original animals the furries have made up, like the Dutch Angel Dragon and other adorable fairytale creatures come to life.
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Fox-farming pioneers on Prince Edward Island began by breeding wild-caught black foxes, also called silver foxes, a color variant of the red fox (Vulpes vulpes) common all over the world.
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Through 24 league games, the Foxes have lost only twice.
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Will have trouble remembering fennec foxes don't make suitable pets.
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How did he manage to avoid feral foxes and dogs?
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Koma also worked on the track "Clarity," which featured Foxes.
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Foxes live in small family groups or on their own.
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It turns out foxes make for very stubborn house guests.
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Gates block the entrances, although errant foxes sometimes slip through.
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We caught sight of several gray foxes during our drives.
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The Foxes were promoted to the Premier League last season.
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In attack, however, their approach is different than the Foxes′.
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Kit foxes in Bakersfield, California, live off of people food.
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Their camera traps captured foxes and wolverines, among other visitors.
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Women turning into hares, foxes, crows, cows, fish, seals, trees.
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The two friends had started Fleet Foxes together as teenagers.
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This means there may be a lot of foxes out there.
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Rusty was one of two foxes attacked by the big cat.
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Geese, foxes, leopards, you name it, we pretty much flew it.
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In fact, they're often praised for growing into handsome silver foxes.
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The flying foxes are literally dying upside down in the trees.
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Nonetheless, hindsight offers three main reasons for the Foxes' remarkable ascendency.
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The Foxes will look to emulate the Tigers' long-term success.
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I saw red foxes, elk, moose and even a bald eagle.
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Apart from my children, the foxes have been my great tutors.
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Valerio attacked and killed five alpacas, two foxes and one emu.
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Steven Anderson, the Foxes' lawyer, said he's evaluating whether to appeal.
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I follow a girl who keeps multiple foxes in her house.
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Wolverines, foxes, lynx, and bald eagles descend upon this untrammeled realm.
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Dr. Wayne has focused on genetic variation among the island foxes.
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"I would really hesitate to move foxes around," Dr. Wayne said.
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All eyes, players and spectators alike, will be on the Foxes.
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Tame foxes offer a tantalizing window into the nature of domestication.
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Cashmere CatProbably on After Christmas sale right now with Fleece Foxes.
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The foxes "are domesticated, but they are not pets," she said.
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Foxes, too, are important to her, though she can't explain why.
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Wildlife include blue heron, Canada geese, otters, beavers, foxes and deer.
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Though Pecknold hinted that Fleet Foxes' new material would have a "different vibe" in a May 2016 Instagram post, the song features both dramatic, swelling instrumentals and delicate vocal solos emblematic of classic Fleet Foxes style.
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It's not immediately obvious how mammals like dogs and primates use their magnetoreception, but foxes may provide a clue: When hunting, foxes are more successful at catching mice when they pounce on them in a northeast direction.
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His spotlight illuminated the eyes of spiders, foxes and a small owl.
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It's official: John Stamos and Lori Loughlin are silver foxes, maritally speaking.
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The world awaits, but no-one has run the foxes to ground.
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The sanctuary also houses foxes, porcupines, wolves, and bison — among other species.
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Kit foxes are also moving to cities as the Southwest dries up.
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Anderson Cooper is one of the most famous silver foxes on TV.
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The foxes were stand-ins for Ms. May's son and his fiancée.
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Threats still abound, though, from predators like foxes, leopards and feral dogs.
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The foxes are seen as outsiders, scavengers, carriers of violence and disease.
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Although foxes are common in contemporary wildlife, Endling imagines a different future.
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We also review "The Little Foxes," starring Laura Linney and Cynthia Nixon.
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Red foxes, by contrast, were somewhat evenly distributed across all three zones.
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Dr. Belyaev had plainly stated that his foxes were from farmed stock.
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First, the Foxes have fewer games on their schedule than their closest competitors.
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Another alpaca and two foxes later died as a result of their injuries.
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Some food outlets have to contend with raccoons or foxes raiding the bins.
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Foxes must be fed some raw meats and bone content in their diet.
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Other types of novelty pets include foxes, which are legal in certain states.
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Cuddly orangutans, swift foxes and more need your help, so jump to it.
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Foxes are treated like second-class citizens and everyone succumbs to stereotyping them.
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Fire, loss of habitat and foxes, another alien predator, have played a part.
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But foxes and owls are very hip right now and these are good.
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All female foxes, from minor to elderly, he wrapped around his paw effortlessly.
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Red foxes and snapping turtles hunt for muskrats in ponds and woodland edges.
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And frankly, who believed that cockerels could survive a run-in against foxes?
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Slowly, slowly, as Manager Ranieri often says, the Foxes found their survival instinct.
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Other wild animals in the area include wolves, hyenas, foxes, mongooses, and jerboas.
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Had people happily sending me photos of foxes in their garden all day.
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But when it comes to solving climate change, the evidence favors the Foxes.
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Instead, it was inspired by exotic pets like fennec foxes and sugar gliders.
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On the face of it, the island foxes should have vanished long ago.
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Other researchers suggest that island foxes have been protected in more familiar ways.
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Like, Fleet Foxes, or Grizzly Bear, or middle-period Beach House, or something.
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Sonika's second-round effort, "Clarity" by Zedd featuring Foxes, was a complete mess.
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Riders will also likely see white-tailed deer and foxes on the trip.
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Once that's over with, however, the Foxes will hopefully mount a gradual recovery.
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The wildlife hospital&aposs patients includes possums, grey-headed flying foxes, and more.
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In a famous experiment, scientists bred Russian foxes without a fear of people.
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Birds were everywhere, and we saw two foxes and a family of deer.
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The little foxes that existed at the fringes of the Behemoth's territory prospered.
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Flying foxes gather in all-male clusters to lick each other's erect penises.
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Among the reserve's inhabitants are coyotes, red foxes, hoary bats and ringneck snakes.
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The Foxes have never been a threat for the top of the league standings.
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They couldn't be released into the wild because they were descended from fur foxes.
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Fleet Foxes perform on sage at O2 Academy Brixton, London on November 26, 2017.
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She taught me how to do small mammals: foxes, bobcats, groundhogs, coyotes, and squirrels.
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" And God said, "Bears... foxes... raccoons... Sure, whatever, I can probably work with that.
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Since I moved in, I've had an ongoing relationship with a family of foxes.
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Sadly, Schumer has a history of appointing foxes to guard our financial hen houses.
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Many people are saying we should call it the "We Only Hire Foxes" network.
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Foxes are as smart as dogs, and could be on the way to domestication.
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A group of formerly endangered foxes is facing fewer protections from the Obama administration.
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These foxes face less than a 5 percent risk of extinction, the agency said.
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Foxes, on the other hand, are known for their ability to adapt and survive.
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Yet the delicate island foxes are still racing across meadows and bounding up trees.
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But the scientists discovered virtually no differences in the DNA the foxes had inherited.
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He and others at the meeting said donkeys would attack dogs, coyotes or foxes.
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Red foxes and eastern cottontail rabbits roam a protected area called the Sunken Forest.
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The farm breeds other animals for fur, including arctic foxes and even a lynx.
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"It's sort of asking the foxes how best to guard the henhouse," she said.
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But not everyone believes that hunting foxes, or even chasing them, is good sport.
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Some were in protected areas, others were in places where foxes are heavily hunted.
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Practice sentences about crazy brown foxes jumping over lazy dogs are not for him.
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In fact, they've encountered foxes, deer, groundhogs, turtles, frogs, turkeys, vultures, and even bears.
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There are other larger owls, foxes, and birds I pet in the café too.
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Farmland, transformed into grassland, has become a perfect habitat for wild boars and foxes.
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The foxes were harvesting dew-laden crane flies from the grass with their tongues.
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His main duty is keeping wildlife off the runway, such as ducks, geese and foxes.
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Saving the flying foxes is challenging because the animals are treated differently in different countries.
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LONDON — We all know from children's books and folklore that foxes are curious by nature.
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Wolverines roam, as well as bears, foxes, hares and caribou, though the herds have dwindled.
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The foxes only bond to one or two people usually, whomever is around them most.
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Children's Books Foxes are fable animals: Their fur carries the electric charge of literary history.
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Scientists are uncovering new clues to the origins of domestication in an unlikely creature: foxes.
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It's a kind of interactive zoo designed to introduce people like us to the foxes.
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Then there's the fact that it locked the Foxes into Champions League for next year.
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Eubanks said that he thinks there are roughly three foxes that are stealing the papers.
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"The league was always international," Anton Bernard, the captain of the Bolzano Foxes, told Reuters.
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Their dens are useful to a variety of vagabond animals, including foxes, snakes and chipmunks.
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Myers joins fellow famous silver foxes Richard Gere, George Clooney and CNN's own Anderson Cooper.
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Foxes that stalk the prairies in North America during wintertime know this only too well.
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The Foxes were 5,203 to 1 to win the title on the season's opening day.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing to loosen protections for certain foxes.
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Leaving it up to individual congressional committees is just putting foxes in front of henhouses.
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And, you know, if Philo says foxes are a cool, who are we to argue?
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Newly arrived foxes could have rejuvenated the Channel Island gene pool with some fresh variation.
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At the Austin show opening for Fleet Foxes, I assumed nobody was there for me.
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Australia has seven species of flying foxes, which feed on fruit, flowers, pollen and nectar.
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"They have been so respectful, so perfect in every way," she said of the foxes.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON Fleet Foxes, J. Cole, the Eagles, and more pop and rock concerts.
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But Dr. Belyaev also described his foxes as mostly uncomfortable with people, virtually wild animals.
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Australia's population of the flying foxes ranges from about 450,000 to 650,000, the government estimates.
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Before him, there were terriers who hunted foxes; after him, there were, officially, fox terriers.
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From Aminatta Forna's novel "Happiness," I learned that foxes have largely adapted to urban habitats.
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If you go see Michael McKean in "Little Foxes," running through July ... July 26.95nd, yeah.
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Seamlessly combining elements that essentially comprise Fleet Foxes' sound (a booming, clear voice accompanied by whimsical folk medleys,) with modern, technologic elements reminiscent of Bon Iver's recent transformation with 22, A Million, Fleet Foxes returns, and proves that there's nothing wrong with a little change.
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Providing sanctuary for wolves and wolfdogs, coyotes and foxes in need is another purpose of LARC.
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Fox Terriers were originally bred to dig out foxes who go to ground during a hunt.
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He had beguiled young readers with witches, twits, cunning foxes, thieving fathers and quick-thinking boys.
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Yet the Tories look like hounds baying for blood and the Labour Party like frightened foxes.
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From introspective folk rock to a long-awaited Fleet Foxes album, June had some stellar releases.
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Excerpts from the exquisitely designed artist's book, published by Dancing Foxes Press, appear throughout the exhibition.
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It dominates these grasslands, outcompeting smaller rodents while doing its best to dodge foxes and snakes.
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Midrange animals like foxes and beavers require a Repeater or bow and arrow with improved arrows.
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Instead of focusing on the fantastic lives of foxes, this one is going to the dogs.
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Raccoons, bats, foxes, skunks, otters, bobcats, and coyotes are all particularly susceptible to rabies as well.
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The Foxes are also close to signing Mr Silva's teammate, Islam Slimani, for a reported £30m.
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The Foxes had been 5,000-to-1 to win the title on the season's opening day.
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You seem to have special affection for the foxes who haunt the alleyways of East London.
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Whenever he could, George Washington hunted foxes in the British manner, on horseback and with hounds.
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Understanding the evolutionary history of the island foxes is important to ensuring they have a future.
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A rapid population decline led to four subspecies of island foxes being declared endangered in 2004.
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The result was a treasure trove of short clips including amphibians, birds, foxes, geysers, and more.
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Wildlife includes red foxes, rabbits, turtles and black racer snakes, but they are tricky to spot.
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Foxes tear up trash bags and leave soup cans and antipasto packaging all over the hedges.
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The chocolate shell, created with the designer Sébastien Servaire, is embossed with my brand's logo, foxes.
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"You have to direct 'The Little Foxes' and an opera at the same time," he added.
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The sisters regularly spot foxes and hawks, and turkeys have waddled up to their back door.
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The Foxes' opponent on Saturday is fitting: It was a home defeat to Everton on Dec.
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Cooling stations will provide relief, as will breezy sets from Fleet Foxes and Father John Misty.
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THEN: Laura Dern got her start in films like "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "Foxes."
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"They are now also very threatened because of wild foxes, cats and wild dogs," he said.
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Or Elizabeth Marvel's flayed, viscera-exposing performances in "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Little Foxes"?
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Other patients included grey-headed flying foxes, a species of bat listed as vulnerable in Australia.
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When her elder son, Theodore, proposed to his girlfriend, Lucinda, he wrote a brief children's book for her called "Two Red Foxes," because foxes were a recurring theme in her upbringing (as when a fox sped across the field when her father proposed to her mother).
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"It is no surprise that a skulk of foxes has decided that chicken is delicious," said Sen.
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That is no mean feat for a team that keeps far more possession than the Foxes did.
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Both teams gained a point but it was not enough for The Foxes to clinch the title.
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Enjoy the sunny day and help the foxes bring peace to the neighborhood with our latest adventure!
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Don't miss Usher's sly TV turn with foxes on HELLO WORLD, airing July 9 at 8 p.m.
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The Foxes' glory was largely caused by a hot streak in front of goal and wasteful opponents.
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Between this and the golf cover, though, I think foxes just like to be chased by humans.
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A North Carolina man found a heap of newspapers in his backyard thanks to some mischievous foxes.
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That is not to say that silver foxes were the object of desire in the cave world.
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Lu makes vaguely spritual-looking illustrations of all sorts of animals, from sly foxes to giant octopi.
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Nebraska's offense was efficient as the Cornhuskers compiled 23 assists to only 10 for the Red Foxes.
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Two paws from an unnamed bear species and the carcasses of four flying foxes were also seized.
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Another clue pointing to human help: Native Americans painted foxes on rocks and gave them ceremonial burials.
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Like other animals, island foxes carry two copies of each gene, inheriting one copy from each parent.
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Leicester destroyed Swansea 4-0, sending the Foxes 8 points clear at the top of the table.
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We have hawks, owls, songbirds, snakes, turtles, possums, foxes, coyotes, armadillos, flying squirrels, chipmunks, you name it.
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Arctic foxes — which remain abundant in parts of North America and Russia — come in two color morphs.
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Then, the situation intensified after photographs of dead foxes were shared on a popular local Facebook page.
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Others say the devils are getting married — or the rats, or the foxes are having a wedding.
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Daniel Sullivan, who directed Lillian Hellman's 1939 drama "The Little Foxes" on Broadway this year, will direct.
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Recent work uses modern genomics to understand the genetics behind the foxes' changes in personality and appearance.
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But the foxes' ancestry raises new questions about when they became tame and what counts as domestication.
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According to Jack Ashby, manager of the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London, they were sometimes instructed to put snarls on the faces of the foxes, tigers and other animals in their charge, even though snarling, says Mr Ashby, is something foxes would find "mechanically difficult".
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An attempt was made to breed foxes that were less aggressive and less inclined to bite their captors on a fur farm; the result was a complete and rapid domestication, and the new, sweeter foxes proved more lucrative as exotic pets for the ultrarich than fabric for same.
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Caribou and Arctic foxes roam the tundra around Iqaluit, the capital of the remote Canadian territory of Nunavut.
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He has a code about which animals it's okay to shoot — rats are permissible, while foxes are not.
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But that means foxes struggle to feed the next winter because only the fittest adult reindeer have survived.
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Flying foxes pose a small risk to humans as carriers of lyssavirus, and other gastrointestinal and lung diseases.
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Its landscape is dotted with country houses, barns and stretches of wilderness populated with deer, foxes and hawks.
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You cannot keep a fox indoors 213/7… Foxes are destructive, they will destroy things in your house.
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In addition to the brumbies, feral cats and red foxes have an easier time hunting in the fires.
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But did you know there a 22 different fox species, 12 of which are know as "true foxes"?
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The club's crackdown pushed the violence flooding out of Filbert Street, where the Foxes grounds remained until 2002.
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I have a simple theory: In a world of hedgehogs and foxes, Rosenstein today is the ultimate hedgehog.
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Footage captured by Eubanks shows a group of foxes carrying the newspapers from his neighbors' yards to his.
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Joining a league in Austria, where ice hockey is a popular sport, helped the Foxes become more competitive.
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It does belong to the canidae family, so it's a distant cousin of wolves, foxes, and domesticated dogs.
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A fox I heard about while researching Foxes Unearthed is especially keen on Marmite sandwiches—another on crisps.
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Meanwhile, about 10,000 black flying foxes, a close relative of the spectacled bat, also died from the heat.
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But still, on each of the Channel Islands the foxes were undergoing the long, slow process of speciation.
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Marine hunters, they didn't seem to go after the island foxes, and kept the golden eagles at bay.
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The Foxes won at Manchester City and Tottenham, against Chelsea and Liverpool, at Upton Park and Selhurst Park.
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It seems a matter of when, and not if, the Leicester Foxes will turn their league upside down.
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They're a source of food for mammals like raccoons and foxes, for birds, fish and reptiles as well.
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In Australia, this is a particular problem, as foxes and feral cats hunt native species like the malleefowl.
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At least 100 species, including cottontail rabbits, foxes, otters and muskrats, are in decline because of its loss.
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The devices are used to protect livestock and protected species from predators like coyotes, foxes and feral dogs.
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While there are plenty of foxes in New Jersey, the plover is in a much more precarious position.
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Now they have been found across the planet—even in the blood of arctic foxes and polar bears.
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Meat-flavored rabies-vaccine baits have been given to foxes and other carnivores in Europe and North America.
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Fleet Foxes' first two albums of meticulous, expansive folk-rock have sold more than two million copies worldwide.
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It was a deceptively simple process: Take the puppies from only the friendliest foxes, breed them and repeat.
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The book, however, is not only about dogs, or foxes, or even science under siege from political interests.
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The museum on Prince Edward Island has old photographs that show foxes looking very comfortable with human beings.
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The indie-folk group Fleet Foxes, the label's latest signing, will release its album "Crack-Up" in June.
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So the foxes are guarding the chicken coop as usual in the US. So who wouldn't be skeptical?
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When Mourad arrived at the site, he found the rotting corpses of two gray foxes and a bear.
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But there are reasons that cats made the transition, but we don't have badgers or foxes as pets today.
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Other introduced species, like rabbits and foxes, have also taken part in the native species killing, reports the AFP.
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Flying foxes, increasingly at risk of extinction, face threats in the form of hunting, habitat loss, and mass culling.
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A real Dr. Dolittle of the kitty world, Benoit has also befriended foxes, skunks and pheasants in the past.
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The rabies virus spreads from animal bites, typically from coyotes, raccoons, bats, foxes and other animals carrying the disease.
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"Foxes are lovable but also have that spirit that goes well with having independent fashion or style," she says.
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There's a wistful prettiness to their tunes—in the vein of Kings of Convenience or even early Fleet Foxes.
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When Boser told me this, I asked her why foxes were considered native but the Argentine ants were not.
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The new bollard-style barriers in New Mexico also obstruct the movements of kit foxes, cougars and ringtail cats.
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It's an ironclad cliché that men age into silver foxes, while women can, at most, hope to become MILFs.
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On Sunday night, actress Cynthia Nixon nabbed a Tony Award for her role in the production of Little Foxes.
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Foxes have no grand vision but lots of seemingly contradictory views, as they tailor their conclusions to the situation.
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A year after narrowly avoiding relegation, the Foxes beat 03,000-to-1 odds to win the Premier League title.
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I have been a fan of the Foxes, as the Leicester team is known, for more than 40 years.
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In Asia, the longhorned tick feeds preferentially on livestock and wild animals like deer, bear and foxes, among others.
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The Premier League has just kicked off, and Leicester, known as the Foxes, lost their first match, against Hull.
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While foxes are also seen in cities around the globe, sources suggest that they are particularly common in London.
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While each subspecies has very little diversity, the foxes on San Nicolas are almost like identical twins, a record.
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Habitat loss, climate change and nonnative predators like foxes and feral cats have contributed to the quolls' rapid decline.
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I think in the future that Fleet Foxes should announce all new music by smoke signals over Mount Ranier.
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Sea ice plays a vital role in foxes' ability to migrate between areas and find resources, the study noted.
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Well: Listening to one bedtime story, this fox takes exception to the human belief that foxes are sly tricksters.
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The Foxes' exploits contributed to the birth of Spiritualism, though one later admitted they had made their experiences up.
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Foxes are canids, like wolves, dogs and the extinct wolves that are thought to have given rise to dogs.
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The trapping season in the Yukon for most animals, including beavers, foxes and wolverines, starts in November every year.
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Some farmers continue to use the poison illegally to kill larger predators and pests, including foxes, coyotes and raccoons.
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He was shown posing for a portrait; he was not in character as Ben Hubbard in "The Little Foxes."
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The density of infected adolescent ticks in areas where foxes and stone martens were active was also incorrectly described.
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It was 15 percent, not 6 percent, of levels in areas where foxes and stone martens were less active.
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A single meat shop there sold live peacocks, rats, foxes, crocodiles, wolf cubs, turtles, snakes, wild pigs and more.
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And it was thought to cross species, showing up in cows and goats, for example, as well as foxes.
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Foster was walking home from dinner at an East End pub when he noticed two foxes in a park.
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After all, they've spent more money than the Foxes on what most people would consider to be better players.
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Truth is, the Astros would be known as the cleverest foxes in the league if the results were better.
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Phoebe Adams, 38, founder of Our Little Foxes, a startup that sends creativity boxes to children, took a different route.
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After weeks of scouting, UK photograher Sam Hobson was able to gain the trust of a family of urban foxes.
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But we have to be thankful for the foxes, gulls, and other scavengers who are removing the mess, said Perkins.
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Suburban sprawl, for instance: As people have developed wildlands they've fragmented habitats for predators like bears, cougars, foxes, and coyotes.
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"This is a very dangerous time for groundhogs because there's a bunch of hungry foxes and coyotes around," said Zervanos.
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I shouldn't have this fox, because I live in a small apartment and foxes pee on stuff for no reason.
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Animals like deer and foxes were considered spirit messengers while others like horses and monkeys functioned as representations of deities.
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Fuglei — who is studying how foxes handle the dramatic changes in seasons — thinks hunger could have been a driving factor.
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The only time the Red Foxes (0-5) led was at 2-245 when Tobias Sjoberg's layup started the game.
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After 35 games the Foxes had used only 18 players in their starting lineups, two fewer than second-placed Spurs.
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Leicester leads Spurs in the standings by 7 points with two matches to go, meaning the Foxes cannot be caught.
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We have badgers and owls at night and rabbits and foxes during the day, and a huge number of birds.
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I saw the little foxes on the hillside with their pointy red ears; up close, a fallen branch of autumn.
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Dani Rodrik of Harvard University, drawing on an idea from Isaiah Berlin, splits economists into two camps: hedgehogs and foxes.
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I have known many foxes, because a mama fox came to my parent's front lawn every spring throughout my childhood.
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The Foxes will close the season in two weeks at Chelsea, but their performance has ensured an even bigger prize.
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Moose, deer, bison, elk, wolves, mountain lions, foxes, and bald eagles have all been spotted on or around the ranch.
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Nearby was a rib and a jumble of arm bones that had evidently been gnawed off by coyotes and foxes.
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He was there photographing foxes when an eagle swooped in to steal the fox's dinner, snagging the fox as well.
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You'll still cry, but you'll feel a little weirder about it because it's sweet, animated foxes making you do it.
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It follows young families of red and arctic foxes using motion-triggered hidden cameras that apparently weren't hidden well enough.
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Dr. Wayne has been studying the DNA of island foxes since the early 1990s, hoping to understand their remarkable makeup.
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In Victoria, more than 2,000 flying foxes died from heat stress, in what local media described as a "nightmare" event.
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But in 2010, a local ranger noticed something different: slate-colored or "blue" Arctic foxes, which had to be newcomers.
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The costume designer Erik Teague's burlesque inventions — hens in gauze capelets, foxes sporting bustiers — imbued the forest with visual comedy.
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She appears most interested in Julie, an intriguing character (maybe a sketch for "The Little Foxes"?) played too flatly here.
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Richard Thomas, who received a Tony nomination for "The Little Foxes" last year, will star as the bewildered patriarch, Erik.
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I've watched internet reality TV involving opossums, raccoons, foxes, rabbits, and other unidentified night creatures for weeks and can't stop.
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Red foxes, masked palm civets, green pheasant, Japanese macaques, Japanese hares and raccoon dogs were all captured on the cameras.
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At the time, Tillman was the drummer for Fleet Foxes, the popular indie folk band, and was living in Seattle.
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Other classes, which typically sell out in advance, have featured chipmunks and the heads of mammals, like coyotes or foxes.
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"Foxes are animals with incredible capacities for adaptation and survival and are masters in stealth and cunning," Ramello tells me.
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The folk-pop band Fleet Foxes inspired many imitators with its harmony-rich, unabashedly lovely debut album, released in 2008.
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The new foxes run toward people, jump on the bed and nuzzle one another as well as their human caretakers.
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On his land, they're accompanied by elk, mule deer, antelopes, wolves, bears, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, foxes, eagles and osprey.
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One of the group's members removed a piece of mesh that was being used to protect the turtle nest from foxes.
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Perhaps the whole thing was some kind of prank only understood by foxes, or maybe some sort of fox initiation ceremony.
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At Leicester he was aided by Riyad Mahrez, an Algerian winger whom the Foxes signed for a paltry £383,000 in 2014.
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Female flying foxes become fertile when they're two or three years old, and they typically have only one baby each year.
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It's a little unnerving and very fascinating, his world of obviously animatronic Wes Anderson-esque gunner-foxes and complicated math problems.
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At least 100 flying foxes have died in South Australia so far, as temperatures in the state top 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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After nearly 60 years of selective breeding in Siberia, there are a few rare foxes that are pretty unafraid of people.
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So Belyaev began selectively breeding foxes: the ones that weren't as aggressive or afraid of people were allowed to have offspring.
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Behold: Fantastic Mr Fox snatches wallet from funny Turns out there's a reason literature often depicts foxes as crafty and scheming.
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Or, hell, Australia—Campbell's home country, a massive island with dozens of species endangered largely because of introduced cats and foxes.
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Vulpes, or the 12 species of "true foxes," quite literally run the world—they are found on every continent except Antarctica.
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His confirmation means there are even more foxes guarding the henhouse, to borrow Chuck Schumer's analogy about Health Secretary Tom Price.
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Leicester, known as the Foxes, are among the league's least glamorous clubs, based in one of the nation's least fancy cities.
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Like most species that end up native to an island, the Santa Cruz Island foxes had become, in their way, unique.
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Foxes on Santa Cruz, which is farther north and chillier than most of the islands, have thicker coats in richer colors.
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Leicester led Spurs in the standings by 7 points with two matches to go, meaning the Foxes could not be caught.
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Then foxes barked in the hills and deer silently crossed the fields, half hidden in the mists of the fall mornings.
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Animals, too, are killed out of need or anger; the dead here include foxes, deer, bald eagles, bear, mules and dogs.
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The Sakha Republic is home to some indigenous, nomadic people who survive by herding reindeer, hunting squirrels and foxes, and fishing.
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As the City Foxes outwit the chasing pack each week, so we search for something new to say about the virtues.
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Native Americans first settled the islands about 13,000 years ago, and they may have brought along gray foxes from the mainland.
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Most victims of rabies are bitten by dogs, although bats, foxes, raccoons and many other animals can also carry the virus.
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In Victoria, more than 2000 flying foxes died due to heat stress in what local media described as a "nightmare" event.
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A long-running hit, it was soon followed by others: "The Little Foxes" in 1939; "Watch on the Rhine" in 1941.
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I'm sorry — for future viewers, foxes and hens were two animals that lived on earth before climate change rendered them extinct.
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When I first traveled to Europe many years later, I was initially disappointed: Where were the foxes and elves and wells?
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The blue foxes that arrived in Helagsfjället had come from a captive breeding and restoration program funded by the Norwegian government.
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Hunting officials said the population of foxes had increased as much as fourfold in eastern Ukraine since the war there began.
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And while he sees dogs most frequently, he has also treated flying foxes, walruses and even kangaroos at nearby Disney World.
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" Featured actor, play: Michael Aronov, "Oslo" Featured actress, play: Cynthia Nixon, "The Little Foxes" Featured actor, musical: Gavin Creel, "Hello, Dolly!
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Whether it's peregrine falcons nesting on a skyscraper or foxes denning in suburbia, observing wildlife today may come across as unremarkable.
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"Rome has become an open sewer, a scandal, full of rats, foxes, wild boar and rubbish," said Rome resident Salvatore Golino.
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His foxes also showed physical changes, like piebald coats and floppy ears — characteristics shared by dogs, cows and other domesticated animals.
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Friday will be headlined by the lite-psych crew Tame Impala, and Saturday by the shape-shifting folk group Fleet Foxes.
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China has approved 54 wild species for commercial breeding and sale, including American red foxes, Australian zebra finches and African ostriches.
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Dr. Belyaev created a pattern of behavior totally different from that of the farmed foxes he began with, Dr. Kukekova said.
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After Tula and her colleagues began guarding the birds from predators such as foxes, the colony grew to 210 by 255.
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The scooter the Foxes purchased was represented as having a Samsung battery, but Samsung said it didn't make that kind of component.
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"It's really unfair to any foxes around the country to say that would be the fox guarding the hen house," Perez said.
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Gray-headed flying foxes are Australia's largest bat, weighing up to 2.2 pounds and boasting a wingspan of more than three feet.
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" In "Blank Space," Swift sings "Baby, I know places we won't be found" and "they are the hunters, we are the foxes.
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The owners, mindful of how many millions they will lose if the Foxes are relegated next season, predictably hit the panic button.
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A shared pride in the Foxes was one thing that helped Leicester to flourish with such diversity, even as other places struggled.
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She said that unlike other animals that could carry rabies — such as raccoons, foxes, and skunks — there's no way to vaccinate bats.
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According to the location's website, travelers can also spot wildlife like red foxes, bottlenose dolphins, horseshoe crabs, and peregrine falcons while there.
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In February the Foxes were fined £3.1m ($4m) for registering a loss of £20.8m in 2014, the year that they achieved promotion.
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Silver Foxes hopes to illuminate the many ways in which older generations can still feel liberated and, dare we say it, sensual.
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Currently, the Aviary is home to fruit bats known as Malayan Flying Foxes, as well as an adult male sloth named Wookie.
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Last year, cyanide bombs placed by the agency killed 13,530 animals, most of which were coyotes and foxes, according to the lawsuit.
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"Everything in South Tyrol is political, but not hockey," Daniele Rielli, maker of the documentary 'Hockeytown' on the Bolzano Foxes told Reuters.
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Wait until midnight, when the foxes are clattering outside, the January winds are whispering around the windowsill, and the streetlights are humming.
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"They've sent the foxes to guard the henhouse here," he said of Baltimore City officials being tasked with reforming the police force.
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I went through the valley slowly at first, watching the island foxes as they came out into the fallow fields to hunt.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for human exposure to chemicals, airline fire safety standards, and protections for foxes.
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Ms. Williams cited cases of coyotes, deer, foxes and owls being transported on people's laps in cars to veterinarians or wildlife rehabilitators.
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Mahrez became a cub on the Foxes, clearly gifted but ready and willing to undergo the initiation into Leicester's team of rejects.
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On a broader scale, we need to remove the foxes from guarding the henhouses and take election administration away from partisan operatives.
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But the scientists couldn't be sure just how similar the foxes were until technological advances made it possible to sequence their genomes.
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Or, while the genes of island foxes may be almost entirely identical, maybe they are activated in the animals in varying patterns.
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A conservation group, Help Save the Wildlife and Bushlands in Campbelltown, told CNN about 3,000 flying foxes died this past weekend alone.
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"They're noisy, and owls, foxes, hawks and weasels, which are abundant in the Hamptons, love to eat them," Ms. Baker Staats said.
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Foxes and snow are a picture-book staple, but this one is different: It's both winter-cozy and a realistic hunting story.
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"Although the only thing we usually need a rake for in that back bunker is footprints left behind by foxes," Wilson said.
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"The Little Foxes" is talky, with convoluted, Shakespearean scheming; there's a reason that thin plots are characteristic of a sung art form.
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The two quickly developed a friendship based on a shared passion for the outdoors and bands like Fleet Foxes and the National.
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In the second story, Chick asks why Fox doesn't follow a typical vulpine diet and chicksplains to him what proper foxes eat.
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After an intense fire event, feral predators including foxes and cats are actually attracted to that fire-affected area to hunt there.
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That's what happened in the Channel Islands off California when pigs brought by humans attracted eagles that started preying on native foxes.
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Or, they may get picked off by feral cats or foxes, which make a killing by moving into burned areas after fires.
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Johnson wanted a chandelier-like quality, which would have made the suit too heavy, so CGI foxes were used in the film.
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The park, just 70 miles from Atlantic City, is home to ospreys, foxes, other wildlife and more than 400 species of plants.
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You, the federal government, protect your henhouse, the public's interests, from a group of foxes who relentlessly search it for weak points.
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Essentially a frozen hybrid of foxes and porcupines, vulptices probably aren't as cuddly as they look — but dang, if they aren't majestic.
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Flying foxes are known to eat fruit smaller than durians and are often killed by farmers trying to protect their mango crop.
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Some of the most popular requests Gill receives include cats, wolves, foxes, and dragons — but they have also made snails and reptiles.
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All of these animals crept into our settlement and were eating our trash -- animals like badgers and foxes, in addition to small wildcats.
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The woman from the UK Independence Party, who champions culling badgers and hunting foxes, proudly tells the crowd her father was a farmer.
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While it didn't work out, the business led to Our Little Foxes and a place in the Muru-D accelerator program in Sydney.
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This video about domesticated foxes is our take on a famous science story that began in the Soviet Union nearly 60 years ago.
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The Foxes had never won a top-flight title in their 132-year history, and their odds this time were 5,000 to 1.
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The connections between disco, dancing, and the Pictures Generation were further strengthened by Douglas Crimp in his memoir, Before Pictures (Dancing Foxes Press).
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After the sweeping, critically acclaimed Helplessness Blues debuted in 2011 — and earned the band their first Grammy nod — Fleet Foxes took a break.
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At the Neanderthal sites, they noticed a stark absence of animal remains associated with fur coats, namely foxes, rabbits, minks, and even wolverines.
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To that end, they set up a camera trap, and were fully expecting to see images of foxes, raccoons, coyotes, and various birds.
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Leicester City beat Sunderland 210-22016, which gave the Foxes a (brief) eight-point lead at the top of the Premier League table.
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According to their website, they chose the name because foxes are "a symbol of versatility," perfect for their fashion-music mash-up brand.
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So does the first title in the Foxes' 132-year history suggest that the tight historical correlation between payroll and points is weakening?
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But then observers realized that the eagles were feasting on the native foxes too, and it was nearly too late to save them.
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Pizza has become a regular menu item, too, as Foxes goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel and his teammates record their fifth shutout in six games.
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Leicester, also known as the Foxes, have leaped from last place in the standings to first place in the span of 12 months.
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The Foxes sued Amazon for $30 million, claiming the company had an obligation to warn customers properly about the dangers it knew existed.
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On the mammal side, coyotes, red foxes and hundreds of white-tailed deer — which many Staten Islanders consider a nuisance — can be found.
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The Foxes cannot be caught in the Premier League so long as they win games, as Leicester did, 1-0, at Crystal Palace.
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Now a team of scientists has discovered another way in which island foxes are extraordinary: Genetically, they are nearly identical to one another.
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The Foxes, who had also kept their luminaries on the bench, unleashed Vardy and Mahrez and started to look a match for City.
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Nine months after guiding the Foxes to one of the most improbable title runs in sports, Leicester City have fired manager Claudio Ranieri.
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Recently, the group noticed that gray foxes, a species considered widespread throughout parts of North America, had all but disappeared in the region.
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Preying on the other Hilltoppers' insecurities, he warns them that their new captives cannot be trusted — foxes, he fears, have entered the henhouse.
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Brand-new works include an installation that Mr. Nauman made on the spot: "Leaping Foxes," a pyramid of animal sculptures hanging upside down.
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Leicester boss Martin O'Neill led the Foxes back to the final the following year where they beat Tranmere Rovers to win the title.
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She had an uncredited role in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" alongside her mother, Diane Ladd, before appearing in the 1980 film "Foxes."
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In "The Little Foxes," Manhattan Theater Club's nimble, exhilarating revival of Lillian Hellman's 1939 drama, Regina coerces, deceives, manipulates and maybe even murders.
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SEATTLE — Between January and March of 19743, the Fleet Foxes frontman, Robin Pecknold, lived alone in a small house in Port Townsend, Wash.
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The authors argue that the foxes already showed some of the physical traits that Dr. Belyaev described by the time he got them.
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In Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, which it is a part of, you can find pumas, foxes, llamas, reptiles and other animals.
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Flying foxes are now being drastically affected by wildfires and we're again seeing an influx of these beautiful animals from across the country.
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Access to the outdoors often means that predators also have access to hens, and some are inevitably taken by hawks, foxes or the like.
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Chris and Emily are students at the Foxes Academy in the seaside resort of Minehead, which specialises in helping young people with these conditions.
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Currently, Batemans Bay officials are experimenting with noise and smoke deterrents they hope will encourage the flying foxes to move to less urban areas.
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Consider this our foolhardy prediction: the Foxes' title was the level of one-off usually reserved for boozy colleagues at the office Christmas party.
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" On the latest Recode Media with Peter Kafka, he also talks about "This Is Spinal Tap" and his current Broadway play, "The Little Foxes.
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In particular, the RSPCA has provoked resentment for prosecuting hunts that go after foxes (a pastime which was outlawed in most forms in 2005).
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She prefers being outside in the winter; foxes love cold weather, in a week they fluff right up and have a huge winter coat.
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You might think of them as animals of the countryside, but these days, some red foxes are as confident navigating cities as us humans.
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What makes the victory even sweeter is that at one point, the Foxes were at 5,313-to-1 odds to win the EPL championship.
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Foxes run through the streets of the city's downtown, which clings to a narrow strip of land below mountains and faces the Nemuro Strait.
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Another series I keep coming back to in my spare time is my "Animal Adventurer" series with exploring foxes, reading badgers, and cat wizards.
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Scientists estimate this spike killed a staggering 23,000 spectacled flying foxes—about a third of the nation's entire population of this large bat species.
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It isn't quite its own species — it could, for example, mate with other island foxes on the other Channel Islands, and create viable offspring.
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The dogs they used for hunting, but the foxes, it seems, were kept around because they were cute and companionable — more cat than doglike.
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When he released "Clarity" in 2012—featuring the delicate, albeit ultimately non-descript vocals of British up-and-comer Foxes—a star was born.
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Does anyone actually believe that the congressional foxes will willingly change the perks of feeding off the corporate and lobbyist chickens in their coop?
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"That's really quite incredible," Dr. Murchison said, noting that scientists had tried without success to infect foxes and other dog relatives with canine cancer.
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A research team from Yamagata University recently announced it had discovered 142 new Nazca formations, including images of birds, monkeys, fish, snakes, and foxes.
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Listen here, and if you're in New York, catch Rajabi live tomorrow night at Babycastles alongside Foxes in Fiction and Meishi Smile, among others.
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If you were country singer, you sang like a country singer… People listen to Beach House and Travis Scott and Kanye and Fleet Foxes.
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That question became more substantial as the wait grew; every passing year built increasing concern that listeners might never hear from Fleet Foxes again.
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In November, an extreme heat wave killed more than 23,000 flying foxes, a type of bat, almost a third of the species in Australia.
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Within about five generations, the foxes, which are in the canine family, began to act more domesticated, wagging their tails and licking people's hands.
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Starting around 1960, Russian scientists took farm-bred foxes and began to breed them selectively, not for better fur, but for friendliness toward humans.
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Mr. Pruitt is opening up the hen house to the foxes as part of his continuing dismantling of environmental regulations and the E.P.A. itself.
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But after a three-year investigation, the police revealed on Thursday that the likely culprits behind these inhuman acts were, in fact, inhuman: foxes.
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Grey seals need ice - which helps them keep a distance from predators like wolves or foxes - in order to breed pups during the winter.
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As you bike or hike through craggy shorelines and woodlands, you'll glimpse wild turkeys, red foxes, bald eagles, peregrine falcons, seals, otters and porpoises.
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Accepting her award for "The Little Foxes," Cynthia Nixon struck one of the night's more political notes in an otherwise apolitical night of speechmaking.
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" Cynthia Nixon, who co-starred with Ms. Linney in the 2017 Broadway production of "The Little Foxes," said: "I love the way she plays.
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Spencer, who is twenty-seven, started out doing sound with Fleet Foxes and is now Tillman's right-hand man and all-around Sancho Panza.
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" And Cynthia Nixon, an alumna of "Sex and the City," won her second Tony for her work in a revival of "The Little Foxes.
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He and his colleagues took silver foxes, widely bred in vast Siberian farms for their luxurious pelts, and made them into friendly house pets.
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This time last season, the Foxes were atop the standings and on their way to the most remarkable title triumph in Premier League history.
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For miles at a stretch, the only landmarks were corpses: foxes, raccoons, armadillos in various states of putrefaction on the margins of the Interstate.
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After moving from Caen to Leicester City in 2015, The Frenchman won the Premier League in his first and only season with the Foxes.
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Some versions have a shepherd following a sheep into the cave; the cave was home to a family of foxes — or are they wolves?
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And though dancingpetal's characters are talking mice, tigers, monkeys, and foxes, their dialogue wouldn't be out of place at a ball thrown by the Bingleys.
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A number of key players are expected to miss the opener for Duke, which still shouldn't have any trouble taking care of the Red Foxes.
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But more and more people around the world are instead choosing creatures like chinchillas, dingoes, and foxes as pets — while knowing very little about them.
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The rangers are hoping by capturing, studying and tagging the animals, they can get these cat foxes "recognized and protected" in the next few years.
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For the most part, the foxes are nocturnal, so they'll stay in the house and sleep throughout the day, or go out to their enclosure.
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Marist cut the lead to 54-44 with 4:48 left on a layup by David Knudsen, but the Red Foxes could not draw closer.
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Oregon State outrebounded Marist 44-25 and outscored the Red Foxes 36-24 in points in the paint and 11-2 on second-chance points.
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Wilfredo Pareto, a great Italian polymath, argued that effective leaders fall into two categories: lions, who rely on strength, and foxes, who rely on cunning.
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I'd booked two tickets to see Fleet Foxes at Brixton O2 Academy in the hope I'd be able to entice a friend to accompany me.
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Dog owners finding our their pooches are foxes or even bears, but before this rash of canine confusion there was a, perhaps, more bizarre story.
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Over time, the foxes became more dog-like: they're not skittish around people, though they might not climb into your lap for a cuddle, either.
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Dr Ønvik Pedersen's team has found that at least three other species—ptarmigans (a type of grouse), sibling voles and Arctic foxes—are similarly hit.
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Last week, a community of furries—people with an interest in anthropomorphic animal characters such as wolves and foxes—witnessed a popular online hub disappearing.
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I'm not sure what's happening between these two foxes, but Raimond says it's a "KISS" and that's what I would have liked to believe anyway.
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It's unlikely the foxes made the trip on their own; the islands are separated from the mainland by 12 to 70 miles of open ocean.
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Writing in the journal Molecular Ecology last month, Dr. Funk and his colleagues suggested one way to help the foxes: move animals among the islands.
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Trilobites Arctic foxes are endangered in Sweden, Norway and Finland, scattered in isolated populations that can fall victim to severe inbreeding, further threatening their survival.
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That's what happened to a group descended from six white foxes that settled in the early 2000s on Helagsfjället, the highest mountain in southern Sweden.
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Washington (CNN)The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering its recent decision to continue allowing so-called cyanide bombs to kill pests like coyotes and foxes.
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Local Natives' new material is decidedly more approachable to those who maybe aren't so into the sing-songy, Fleet Foxes-esque side of things, either.
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The result is a strain of foxes that appears to take just as much pleasure in the company of people as your average golden retriever.
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And predators like foxes and wolves are appearing in greater numbers and coming into closer contact with humans, pets and barnyard animals in rural areas.
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At the time, the area was so desolate that every night my grandfather would fire his double-barreled shotgun to ward off foxes and thieves.
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Already threatened by deforestation and a dwindling population, the flying foxes are classified as a "vulnerable" species under Australia's Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
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She has photographed foxes in Minnesota, let flying fox bats play with her hair in Australia, and captured people swimming with pigs in the Bahamas.
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Such practices can feel like a high-tech version of introducing rabbits to keep down the weeds, and then foxes to keep down the rabbits.
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I ate quantities of smoked and pickled fish, and visited the Polar Museum, with its baleful dioramas of trapped foxes and hunters clubbing baby seals.
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Flash forward, and the scene now is more like "Wall Street," where a herd of aspiring Bud Foxes looks to strike it rich in finance.
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That affinity allows "Hansard" to elide past and present: A wisecrack about "European foxes" wreaking havoc on Diana's adored garden winks at Brexit-era realpolitik.
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He had the added pressure of seeing Nampalys Mendy, the man whom the Foxes had originally signed to replace Kante, failing to do the business.
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They have been married for 35 years and have lived here for more than 20, among the foxes and black bears, surrounded by pine trees.
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We're told to feed foxes ''sporadically,'' so as not to cause ''dependence,'' and we're warned that doing so makes animals lose their ''natural respect'' for us.
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The recent incidents are consistent with a series of suspected intentional poisoning of foxes, racoons and other nuisance animals in the area, according to the release.
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Nixon was named best featured actress in a play for a revival of Lillian Hellman's "The Little Foxes," about a greedy southern family's underhanded business practices.
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"Tamed red foxes are incredibly destructive to property, often have a strong musk odor, and can be dangerous to strangers or other pets," Popular Science reports.
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Now he's signed to Bella Union (Beach House, Fleet Foxes), recently collaborated with Petite Noir, and he's delivered "Spoiler"—the video for which is premiering below.
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And because many rainforest trees will only take root if dispersed away from their parent plant, flying foxes are vital to the health of these environments.
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Although the first "cat foxes" were (non-violently) captured in 2016, rangers say secondhand tales of the forest animal have circulated around the island for generations.
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He demonstrated a remarkable knack for hoovering up loose balls in the centre of the pitch and spraying them upfield to the Foxes' fleet-footed forwards.
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JE: I'm concerned about that, right, because the thing that I'm most worried about with this idea ... KS: That the foxes pay for their ... JE: Yeah.
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Of all the things to be curious about, I'm wondering — what went into the gunner-foxes Ted shows James early in the film, outside their dome?
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These are usually carried by dogs, foxes, wolves, and raccoons, and they can cause more serious symptoms like coughing, chest pain, and fevers if left untreated.
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Thanks to him and his nurturing nature, there are warthogs, skunks, foxes and more animals at the zoo who have a chance at a full life.
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It was Easter Sunday, and I was nervous about seeing a Broadway play—The Little Foxes starring Cynthia Nixon and Laura Linney—with my friend's family.
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That said, the Foxes have made us bloody hesitant about predicting anything ever again for fear of appearing stupid, so we'll just call them dark horses.
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Democratically rendering cultural and natural transformations, Matter reveals an unaccountable world where water seeps red, cement cubes fall from the sky, and green foxes are unearthed.
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He also detailed how he helped Zedd find Foxes, the singer who contributed to the Grammy-winning "Clarity," but received no credit for the huge hit.
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Tall buildings and structures in cities and urban areas also provide a safe place for the birds to nest without fear of predators such as foxes.
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Why would Vardy even consider leaving Leicester after the wonderful season in which the Foxes rose from the bottom to the top of the Premier League?
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Oregon State earned a seventh-place finish at the AdvoCare Invitational in Orlando, fending off a furious Marist rally to upend the Red Foxes 65-46.
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The highlights of that game were above what Leicester generally can achieve, but both sides lacked the defensive stability, unity and hunger shown by the Foxes.
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The court revived the Foxes' Tennessee tort law claim that Amazon negligently failed to provide adequate warning about the risk that hoverboard batteries would catch fire.
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The resort is teeming with all kinds of wildlife, from turkeys and foxes to deer and bald eagles — but I only ever spotted squirrels and birds.
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They sustain apex predators like wolves, grizzly bears and mountain lions; diverse scavengers like eagles and foxes; and businesses that cater to hunters and wildlife watchers.
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In between them and safety are rivers and train tracks, the "elil" (the "enemies," foxes, owls and such) and the mindless, deadly "hrududil" (machines) of humans.
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They made a point of making sure floats featuring live raccoons, foxes, eagles, and bears appeared alongside the political candidate to make them appealing to kids.
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Fleet Foxes dropped off the map after the release of 2011's Helplessness Blues, which peaked at No. 4 on the 2011 Billboard 200 albums chart.
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"You functionally have situations where the foxes are guarding the henhouse," said Liz Fong-Jones, a former Google employee who left the company late last year.
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But most of those fox populations are now gone, in part because pesticides like diazinon contaminated birds and grasses the foxes fed on, the agency concluded.
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California Department of Fish and Wildlife data indicates 68 trappers killed 1,568 animals throughout the state in 2017, including coyotes, badgers, minks, gray foxes and beavers.
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Members said that perhaps one or two foxes or coyotes per year might be killed during a hunt and often because they are old or sick.
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In March, Trump enthusiastically signed legislation that terminates the protection of black bears, grizzlies, wolves, foxes, wolverines and all other predators inhabiting national refuges in Alaska.
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In "Fire in the Grove," a book on the event, John C. Esposito wrote it was like "the foxes investigating the misfortune at the hen house."
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And it will take a decade for certain trees to produce the nectar so many fruit bats and flying foxes (another variety of bat) rely on.
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MARKET FORCES Photographs taken at the Wuhan market before it was closed at the end of last year show cages packed with snakes, porcupines and foxes.
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Showing that the flying foxes are crucial for durian pollination suggests farmers would be better off finding another way to protect their mangoes, Dr. Ober said.
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The federal agency said it was re-evaluating the use of the M-44 poison devices, which are used to kill thousands of coyotes and foxes.
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The federal agency said it was re-evaluating the use of the M-44 poison devices, which are used to kill thousands of coyotes and foxes.
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British singer Foxes won a Grammy for her work on Zedd's "Clarity," but has since released two solo albums that have gone overlooked, if not ignored.
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The album debuted the single "On the Radio," written for Adrian Lyne's directorial debut Foxes starring Jodie Foster, which quickly became another one of Summer's popular hits.
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But as Popular Science explains, when it comes to keeping foxes as pets, it's important to know these animals may be tamed, but they are not domesticated.
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I mean it was Trump 24 hours a day on all networks, not just on the Foxes, but he was also on MSNBC all the time. Sure.
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Ebi wrote in a blogpost on Monday he was at the park a few days ago watching the young red foxes, called kits, hunt just before sunset.
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If you're playing golf in Ireland, be sure to keep an eye out for the foxes — those devious little flea-bags have zero respect for personal property.
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It's a botched panoramic photo of a pile of junk and whoever originally posted it is laughing heartily somewhere, surrounded by stuffed foxes and biblical jewelry displays.
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Katherine Mosebey, an ecologist who cofounded the reserve, spent years getting rid of the foxes and cats from these fenced areas so the native animals could thrive.
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The Foxes have broken into the moneyed upper echelons of the Premier League, shattering the monopoly on success shared out by the top six or seven clubs.
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One possible explanation for the large number of fox-centric store names may emanate from the fact that foxes are well-known as smart and sexy creatures.
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This is where the themes of versatility and duality come back into play: Foxes are witty and smart, though their cleverness also means they can't be trusted.
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Christina Boser arrived on Santa Cruz fresh off her ecology dissertation and ready to help breed the island's foxes, which had been on the brink of extinction.
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The Foxes spent most of the season in first place — they have lost only three times in the league — and fought off challenge after challenge for months.
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Foxes are nature's greatest gift to us — not only are they cuter than dogs, they don't demand that we feed them and pay for their rabies shots.
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Like hungry little foxes, they go scrounging around different nooks and crannies, except they're hunting in various databases for satellite images, not a tasty critter to eat.
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Some of the senior Foxes were said to have kicked him in practice sessions as a way to toughen him up to the English style of play.
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The giant land art pieces, known as the Nazca Lines, depict human-like figures and a variety of animals including birds, fish, snakes, foxes, felines, and camelids.
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It's important that people do not try to hand-feed foxes or make them tame as they will learn to trust people and can become quite bold.
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Hundreds of miles away from the mainland, it was uninhabited except for a few species of small mammals, like arctic foxes, and one big one: woolly mammoths.
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And many of the vivid forms are inspired by the cascade of local vegetation and the wildlife that shelters there: deer, colorful birds, mountain lions and foxes.
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The Foxes were assembled at the fraction of the price, while they have no international superstars of the caliber of Eden Hazard, Cesc Fabregas and the rest.
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They picture, among other things, Samson carrying the gate of Gaza on his back (Judges 16:3), Samson and the foxes, and a triumphal parade with elephants.
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Ms. Hargrave had an idea for a game about mushrooms, but she thought instead she might test a game about a Russian experiment breeding foxes into dogs.
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After an almost six-year hiatus, Fleet Foxes have released the first new single off their upcoming album, Crack-Up, whose June 16 release was announced today.
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Without dingoes, feral cats and foxes have flourished, putting pressure on those animals' smaller native prey, said Thomas Newsome, a dingo expert at the University of Sydney.
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Machado is fluent in the vocabulary of fairy tales — her stories are full of foxes, foundlings, nooses and gowns — but she remixes it to her own ends.
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So we barely register the gasping bees, so entranced are we by the fawns and foxes and a crystalline soundscape exploding with trilling, cawing, hooting and howling.
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They exposed the poor rodents to various sources of acute stress, such as by restraining them or having them sniff the urine of foxes, a common predator.
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The bottom is a breathless place—cold, acidic, anaerobic—with no oxygen to decompose the willow branches or the small, still faces of the foxes interred there.
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You can create, and play as, a peace loving race of adorable fennec foxes, war hungry bird people, space elves, or even just regular old human beings.
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" While her writing about fox issues can occasionally verge on crankiness — misleading information in British tabloids regarding the behavior or habits of wild foxes annoys her — for this naturalist who grew up in England's Surrey Hills, the sight of foxes can lift her prose into poetry, as when she describes the "gentle amble" of a handsome fox hunting voles in frosty winter meadows and weaving through the "quiet tussocky grasses.
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