Wolf Park's Fox Habitat Talks

Fox Habitat Talks

Location: Red fox enclosure, to the left of the main pack as you enter the Park

Time: Varied, Saturdays and Sundays

Duration: Approx 20 minutes

Docents and staff members present information about the life and behaviors of the red fox, Vulpes vulpes, a cousin of the wolf which still lives wild in Indiana. The talk covers information about differences between foxes and wolves, including differences in vocalizations, habits and social structure. Red foxes are the most widely distributed canid in the world. Sometimes known as the "catlike canid" red foxes display amazing feats of acrobatics and can even climb trees. Fox talks are a wonderful opportunity to see and appreciate the creatures that may be visiting your backyard when you are asleep.



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	Admission Prices & Hours Memberships Activities/Events Guided Tours Wolf Behavior Presentations Fox Habitat Talks Howl Nights Wolf Bison Demonstrations Feeding Demonstrations Wolf Park After Hours Calendar of Events Events Calendar Weather Information Accommodations Park Rules Hints for a great Park visit Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities Health & Safety Issues Gift Shop Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us	Fox Habitat Talks Location: Red fox enclosure, to the left of the main pack as you enter the Park Time: Varied, Saturdays and Sundays Duration: Approx 20 minutes Docents and staff members present information about the life and behaviors of the red fox, Vulpes vulpes, a cousin of the wolf which still lives wild in Indiana. The talk covers information about differences between foxes and wolves, including differences in vocalizations, habits and social structure. Red foxes are the most widely distributed canid in the world. Sometimes known as the "catlike canid" red foxes display amazing feats of acrobatics and can even climb trees. Fox talks are a wonderful opportunity to see and appreciate the creatures that may be visiting your backyard when you are asleep.


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