Arizona is home to the gray, kit, and red fox. The two most common foxes are the gray and kit species. All of these creatures play an important role in the habitat, and they look very … See more

If they have extra food, gray foxes bury it for later. This behavior is called caching, and it’s a sign of how smart these critters are. They even mark the spot where they buried the food by peeing on it. As their name suggests, gray foxes have a grayish-brown fur … See more

The kit fox is a small, nocturnal fox that inhabits open flats, and they’re great at digging. These little critters rely on kangaroorats for most of their diet. Kit foxes are tiny and … See more

Red foxes are the most widespread carnivoreon Earth, yet barely any of them are in Arizona. Red foxes prefer living in areas with forests, farmlands, and grasslands. They … See more