I love seeing foxes in the wild because there's so much depth and insight to be gained from studying their behavior & body language.

Here’s what you’ll learn in today’s video:

• 3 basic patterns of body movement that can be seen in foxes (and what they mean).

• How to observe the dominant sense patterns of foxes.

• How foxes hunt and associated body language patterns.

• 2 phases of a foxes daily rhythm and using these to predict behavior.

• Tips for seeing foxes by following bird alarms.

I had a lot of fun recording and making this video, and I hope you enjoy the great I got of these little canines!

Fox Behavior Basics: Movement, Hunting, Sensory Awareness

Enjoy!
Brian Mertins

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Also... Check these out :-)

How Do Foxes Hunt?

How To Observe An Ecosystem

Awaken Your Naturalist Intelligence (Online Course)

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