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Researchers capture and collar elusive animal in historic first: 'Little is known about this rare species'
"Our goal is to use what we learn from this collared animal to work toward recovering the population in the long term." ...
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said it was able to capture a Sierra Nevada red fox in the southern Sierra ...
It’s not every day wildlife biologists get to celebrate a moment like this.High in the rugged terrain of the southern Sierra ...
The speedy and delicate species is extremely wary of humans. The few remaining Sierra Nevada red foxes live in barren, rugged ...
Fewer than 50 are believed to remain in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Only those who are extremely lucky have caught a glimpse ...
Zookeeper Jessica Phoenix introduces us to two injured red foxes sent to the Lake Superior Zoo... Zookeeper Jessica Phoenix introduces us to two injured red foxes sent to the Lake Superior Zoo for the ...
Scientists have successfully GPS-collared a rare Sierra Nevada red fox in California’s snowy mountains for the first time.
This encounter provides invaluable insight for conservation efforts, the post said.
The Sierra Nevada red fox will soon be added to the endangered species list. Federal officials say the population has dipped to just 40 foxes. This species of red fox lives in the mountains stretching ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — So many red foxes make their home in Middle Tennessee. Smart, adaptable, but now in crisis. No one knows that better than the folks at Walden's Puddle; a sudden spike in sick ...
As February nears, scent markings smell stronger, barking or yips may be heard, and there’s a greater chance of spying foxes ...
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