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The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies

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  • peachfront@toot.communityP peachfront@toot.community

    @rufustheduck

    what if i tickled this tummy? 🤣

    (just joking around, i will not tickle any of your cute foxes...)

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    #16

    @peachfront now I want to as well!

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    • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

      The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies

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      #fox #wildlife #garden #animals

      catbrainz@retro.pizzaC This user is from outside of this forum
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      #17

      @rufustheduck if not friend, why friend shaped? 😭

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        #18

        @Nazani i must say Midsomer Murders is the reason i know what fox screaming sounds like 🫣

        @rufustheduck

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        • catbrainz@retro.pizzaC catbrainz@retro.pizza

          @rufustheduck if not friend, why friend shaped? 😭

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          #19

          @catbrainz an excellent question. Maybe I should investigate....

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          • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

            They act very similarly to dogs. They chase each other, pretend to fight, and I've even seen them playing with balls and other things they can use as toys

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            #foxes #wildlife #animals

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            #20

            @rufustheduck we’ve had some local foxes and if our dogs leave a toy outside they take them to the field next door and shred them. 😀

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            • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

              The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies

              1/4

              #fox #wildlife #garden #animals

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              #21

              @rufustheduck I will never understand why we didn't try to domesticate the Fox.

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              • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

                The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies

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                #fox #wildlife #garden #animals

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                #22

                @rufustheduck why the fuck is a fox living in this suburban devastation of nature thriving more than most people? Your world is crumbling, your habitat shattered? How dare you frolic!

                Bet that fox doesn’t even pay taxes…

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                • michigander@toad.socialM michigander@toad.social

                  @rufustheduck we’ve had some local foxes and if our dogs leave a toy outside they take them to the field next door and shred them. 😀

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                  #23

                  @Michigander they're tidying up for you

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                  • backfromthedud@mas.toB backfromthedud@mas.to

                    @rufustheduck I will never understand why we didn't try to domesticate the Fox.

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                    #24

                    @BackFromTheDud don't worry - apparently they're in the process of domesticating themselves

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                    • crovanian@mastodon.socialC crovanian@mastodon.social

                      @rufustheduck why the fuck is a fox living in this suburban devastation of nature thriving more than most people? Your world is crumbling, your habitat shattered? How dare you frolic!

                      Bet that fox doesn’t even pay taxes…

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                      #25

                      @Crovanian he's happy because he just finished his tax return

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                      • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

                        @BackFromTheDud don't worry - apparently they're in the process of domesticating themselves

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                        #26

                        @rufustheduck Not while there are stupid fucks in red jackets in the UK. #HuntTheHunters #StopFoxHunting

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                        • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

                          The foxes in my back garden feel safe enough to sleep on their backs - enjoying the sun on their bellies

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                          #fox #wildlife #garden #animals

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                          #27

                          @rufustheduck

                          Exposing vitals by any animal a sign of trust.

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                          • backfromthedud@mas.toB backfromthedud@mas.to

                            @rufustheduck I will never understand why we didn't try to domesticate the Fox.

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                            #28

                            @BackFromTheDud @rufustheduck There is a Russian domesticated fox; the domestic silver fox. It took modern knowledge of genetics, animal husbandry and breeding facility arrangement to pull it off.

                            Two traits of animals that usually bode poorly for domestication is if they are solitary (because then you can't co-opt any natural instincts for trying to fit into a hierarchy to get the animal to follow orders - and often, solitary animals are also a lot more shy, because they don't have safety in numbers), and if they won't mate if they're confined or being watched. And, well, foxes tick both boxes. Wolves don't, so they were a lot easier for Paleolithic animal breeders to work with.

                            (Cats apparently self-domesticated. Human settlements attract cat prey and humans like having cats around to kill pests, so cats that tolerated human proximity had a selective advantage over cats that didn't.)

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                            • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

                              They act very similarly to dogs. They chase each other, pretend to fight, and I've even seen them playing with balls and other things they can use as toys

                              3/4

                              #foxes #wildlife #animals

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                              #29

                              @rufustheduck

                              This is a Very nice series of posts/pics on foxes! I know nothing about them & it's kind of cute that they play/interact with one another like dogs. Thanks for sharing & Well Done👏👏

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                              • datarama@hachyderm.ioD datarama@hachyderm.io

                                @BackFromTheDud @rufustheduck There is a Russian domesticated fox; the domestic silver fox. It took modern knowledge of genetics, animal husbandry and breeding facility arrangement to pull it off.

                                Two traits of animals that usually bode poorly for domestication is if they are solitary (because then you can't co-opt any natural instincts for trying to fit into a hierarchy to get the animal to follow orders - and often, solitary animals are also a lot more shy, because they don't have safety in numbers), and if they won't mate if they're confined or being watched. And, well, foxes tick both boxes. Wolves don't, so they were a lot easier for Paleolithic animal breeders to work with.

                                (Cats apparently self-domesticated. Human settlements attract cat prey and humans like having cats around to kill pests, so cats that tolerated human proximity had a selective advantage over cats that didn't.)

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                                #30

                                @datarama interesting! Thank you for sharing

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                                • trueblue4three@mastodon.socialT trueblue4three@mastodon.social

                                  @rufustheduck

                                  This is a Very nice series of posts/pics on foxes! I know nothing about them & it's kind of cute that they play/interact with one another like dogs. Thanks for sharing & Well Done👏👏

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                                  #31

                                  @TrueBlue4THREE I'm happy you enjoyed them. I feel very lucky to get to see this kind of behaviour from my window

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                                  • datarama@hachyderm.ioD datarama@hachyderm.io

                                    @BackFromTheDud @rufustheduck There is a Russian domesticated fox; the domestic silver fox. It took modern knowledge of genetics, animal husbandry and breeding facility arrangement to pull it off.

                                    Two traits of animals that usually bode poorly for domestication is if they are solitary (because then you can't co-opt any natural instincts for trying to fit into a hierarchy to get the animal to follow orders - and often, solitary animals are also a lot more shy, because they don't have safety in numbers), and if they won't mate if they're confined or being watched. And, well, foxes tick both boxes. Wolves don't, so they were a lot easier for Paleolithic animal breeders to work with.

                                    (Cats apparently self-domesticated. Human settlements attract cat prey and humans like having cats around to kill pests, so cats that tolerated human proximity had a selective advantage over cats that didn't.)

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                                    #32

                                    @datarama This is how it REALLY happened with cats 😂 @rufustheduck

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                                    • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

                                      @TrueBlue4THREE I'm happy you enjoyed them. I feel very lucky to get to see this kind of behaviour from my window

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                                      #33

                                      @rufustheduck

                                      Yes, you have picked a wonderful place to live & view the beauty of nature!

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                                        #34
                                        And we thought only dogs show this behaviour. Hah!
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                                        • rufustheduck@mastodon.socialR rufustheduck@mastodon.social

                                          They're smart enough to be wary of humans, and when I go into my garden, they watch me cautiously.

                                          If I appear to be moving in their direction, they disappear into the bushes

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                                          #fox #animals #nature #garden

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                                          #35

                                          also could see one when i lived in london, she was napping in the neighbour's garden every afternoon. I filmed her from our bedroom window but even though it was kinda far, any sound or movement would make her super alert

                                          https://vimeo.com/118852895

                                          @rufustheduck

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