What is the anatomy appearance of red fox?

Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)

Size:

Head and body length: 60-95 cm (23.6-37.4 in)

Tail length: 30-45 cm (11.8-17.7 in)

Shoulder height: 35-40 cm (13.8-15.7 in)

Weight: 5-12 kg (11-26 lbs)

Body:

Long and slender with relatively short legs

Fur is generally reddish-orange, but can vary from silver-grey to black

Ears are large, pointed and black-tipped

Eyes are dark brown and set at an angle

Tail is long and bushy with a white tip

Head:

Narrow with a pointed muzzle

Teeth are sharp and designed for catching and killing prey

Whiskers are long and sensitive, helping the fox to navigate and detect prey

Paws:

Front paws have five toes with sharp, non-retractible claws

Hind paws have four toes with blunt, semi-retractible claws

Paw pads are furred to help the fox walk quietly

Scent glands:

Foxes have scent glands located on their feet, tail and anal region

These glands are used to mark their territory and communicate with other foxes