collections lists about us

Cascade red fox

Cascade red fox

SUBSPECIES OF

Kingdom

Phylum

Subphylum

Class

Order

Suborder

Family

Genus

SPECIES

Vulpes vulpes cascadensis

The Cascade red fox is a subspecies of red fox native to Washington in the United States.

This is a part of the Wikipedia article used under the Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 3.0 Unported License (CC-BY-SA).

Vi

C

Photos with Cascade red fox

We came across these two red fox who appeared to be stuck together. Our first thought was that they were mating. But they were facing in opposite directions. Having not read the Kanine Sutra we were unaware if this position was even possible for coitus. T

A Cascade Red Fox active during Paradise's long winter.

Photo by Kevin Bacher.

A Cascade Red Fox watching the tourists from the side of the road at Mount Rainier National Park

Fox in San Juan, Washington State, USA

Geography

Countries

Regions

Washington, Wisconsin, British Columbia

Biome

We came across these two red fox who appeared to be stuck together. Our first thought was that they were mating. But they were facing in opposite directions. Having not read the Kanine Sutra we were unaware if this position was even possible for coitus.

Habits and Lifestyle

Lifestyle

Diet and Nutrition

On my way down from Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park in January, I spotted this Cascade Red Fox along the side of the road in the snow and pulled off in the adjacent pullout to snap her picture, and then to chase her away. Red foxes like this one h

ne dd lc nt vu en cr ew ex

References

1. Cascade red fox Wikipedia article - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascade_red_fox

More Fascinating Animals to Learn About