Is a two tailed fox real?

No, a two-tailed fox is not a real animal. There are many different species of foxes, but none of them have two tails.

It's possible that the idea of a two-tailed fox comes from:

* Mythology and folklore: Some cultures have stories about mythical creatures with two tails, which may have influenced the idea of a two-tailed fox.

* Genetic mutations: Occasionally, animals are born with genetic mutations that can cause them to have extra limbs or other abnormalities. While it's possible for a fox to have a tail with a split or deformity, it's extremely rare and would not be considered a "two-tailed fox."

So, while the idea of a two-tailed fox is interesting, it's not based on reality.