My Foxes And The Reasons They Scream l The Dodo

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2. So cute

3. Did it just meow?

4. Oh my ❤

5. I don't know if I like the bad jokes or the fox the most

6. 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

7. What? They sound like cats!

8. FOXIES OMG SO CUTE ❤

9. Keeping wild animals in cages is awesome. 👍

10. This the cutest sound of all time

11. just remember; if you're touching them and they give you this weird stare, THATS YOUR ONLY WARNING TO BACK OFF

12. I want one

13. OMG WE FOUND OUT WHAT THE FOX SAYS

14. I love foxes…They're so cute 😭

15. Jajaja

16. AWHAH

17. Me when the exam period is approaching and the math teacher makes his "funny" jokes :

18. Foxes be like:
    Trade offer
    I receive:Lots of pets
    You receive:Lots of bites

19. Omg omg omg…

20. I WANT ONEEEEEE

21. Cleo is my cats name! :3

22. This made my day 200% better

23. This is the cutest thing I've ever seen 😻

24. Actually foxes become realy hostile when they get kids because they dont want people come near their babies so watch out (but they will let you pet the babies if they trust you a lot)

25. Can I work there

26. Nick Wilde

27. Cat software on dog hardware.

28. this is stolen content

29. It's so adorable that fox

30. Cute

31. It's so cut÷

32. I want your foxes. But like actually how do I get a pet fox?

33. OMFG ADORABLE

34. Foxes sound like cat-seals and I love them

35. Foxes are known for their distinctive vocalizations, including a high-pitched scream that can be quite startling. Here are a few reasons why foxes may scream:

    1. Territory and Mating Calls: Foxes use vocalizations to communicate with other foxes in their territory. During the breeding season, both male and female foxes may emit loud screams or howls to attract mates or signal their presence to competing individuals. These calls serve as a way to establish and defend their territories.

    2. Aggression and Threats: Foxes can scream when they feel threatened or are engaged in territorial disputes. If a fox perceives another animal or intruder as a potential threat to its territory or young, it may emit a series of screams to ward off the intruder and communicate its readiness to defend itself.

    3. Distress or Pain: Foxes may scream when they are in distress or experiencing pain. This can occur if a fox is injured, trapped, or facing a life-threatening situation. The scream serves as a distress call, potentially alerting other foxes or animals to its predicament.

    4. Communication and Social Interaction: Foxes use vocalizations as a means of social interaction. They may emit short screams or barks to communicate with other foxes in their group or to establish their presence within their social hierarchy. These vocalizations help maintain social bonds and coordinate activities among group members.

    It's important to note that foxes have a wide range of vocalizations, and not all of their calls are screams. They also make various other sounds, including barks, yips, and howls, which serve different purposes in their communication repertoire. Understanding the context and behavior of the fox can provide further insight into the reason behind their vocalizations.
    If u learnt sm new from this 😜
    👇

36. So sweet🥹🥹🥹

37. Foxes are dog hardware running on cat software. So adorable.

38. This is what the fox says.

39. Cleo is me fr fr

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