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What does a fox's den look like?

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Updated: 11/13/2022

Foxes make different sorts of dens. Some foxes dig out under tree root or bushes and others find fallen down piles to live in.

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A fox den is usually a hole dug in the ground. It has tunnels with a main entrance and several escape routes.

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