Figurină Vulpe, Safari

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The Red Fox is the largest of the true foxes, and its fiery amber fur has become a symbolic representation of the beauty of the natural world. Immortalized by folklore, mythology, and the almost magical wildernesses in which they dwell, this Fox is as cunning as it is graceful.

• Scientific Name: Vulpes vulpes
• Characteristics: Detailed to match the most common fox fur coloration our figurine features the fiery fur, snow-white belly, bushy tail, and coal black feet that people imagine when they think of this clever canine. Its forward-leaning pose and inquisitive eyes reflect its curious personality, and if you remain calm and still, there’s a good chance this nimble hunter will prowl over to you for closer investigation.
• Size: This fox figure stands about 3½ long and 2 inches tall, around the size of a deck of cards on its side. It’s the perfect size to stealthily blend into your room, nature diorama, or with your other figurines just like it would in the wild, while still allowing you to examine all of its awesome features and attributes.
• The Fox is part of the Wild Safari® North American Wildlife collection
• All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA free

Any nature enthusiast lucky enough to spot this elusive creature in the wild couldn’t help but be overtaken by how its iconic pelt perfectly juxtaposes a snowy field, a bright orange fall forest, or dense green woods. The Red Fox has a long history of interaction with humans, and was one of the most commonly hunted animals during the early days of the fur trade. Foxes are native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa. In North America, there are both native and non-native fox subspecies. In Europe, fox-hunting was a popular sport from the middle ages until now.

History The red fox is the most common species of fox in the world, enjoying widespread distribution on five of the seven continents. Arctic foxes and fennec foxes are listed as threatened in many places because humans have hunted them extensively for their lovely, thick fur pelts.