Stoned Fox is an anthropomorphic taxidermied fox that has become an Internet sensation in Russia. [1][2][3][4] The fox died of natural causes.

Jan 29, 2025 · Stoned Fox (Упоротая лиса), also known as Taxidermy Fox, is a Russian photoshop meme in which a cutout image of a stuffed fox is superimposed into different base images of various humorous contexts. The nickname has been approximately translated as "Stoned Fox" and "Autistic Fox."

Mar 11, 2013 · Now a taxidermied fox has become 'the winner of the internet' after becoming a popular meme in Russia. The stuffed creature, known as Stoned Fox because of his 'drug-addicted' look, has found...

Back in 2012, London-based artist and taxidermist Adele Morse received a fox that met its end in a bear trap, left to fade away into the forest floor before it was packed in a box and shipped to her door.

Mar 30, 2021 · Back in 2012, London-based artist and taxidermist Adele Morse received a fox that met its end in a bear trap, left to fade away into the forest floor before it was packed in a box and shipped to her door.

Back in 2012, London-based artist and taxidermist Adele Morse received a fox that met its end in a bear trap, left to fade away into the forest floor before it was packed in a box and shipped...

Stoned Fox is a creative production studio and media agency building thought-provoking brands leading the space in sustainability and unapologetically shifting the landscape in plant medicine, culture, Art, Fashion, and lifestyle through an inclusive lens.

May 1, 2021 · Back in 2012, London-based artist and taxidermist Adele Morse received a fox that met its end in a bear trap, left to fade away into the forest floor before it was packed in a box and shipped to her door.

Sep 23, 2023 · Who would risk taking someone’s life or going to prison over a taxidermy fox? The fox is a very special animal in Russian folklore but I still can’t really understand it.

Once a lost, slightly dazed icon, Stoned Fox has evolved—bigger, stronger, and ready to dominate the blockchain. No overcomplicated promises—just a meme-powered movement fueled by chaos, gains, and pure internet culture.