what the foxes eat?

Question

This is for a homework of my little daughter she is in second grade and i can't find answers in the web

Answer 1

Rabbits and any small vermin like mice and such.

Answer 2

Rodents, carrion, handouts, scraps from garbage, anything they can find really.
Here on Alaska's North Slope they usually have pretty sparse winters but the do hunt small animals that burrow or tunnel through the snow. I watched a fox playing lunch tag with a brown bear a few years ago. The bear was trying to dig a parka squirrel out of it's den and the fox would run in and try to grab the squirrel when it would run for cover. The fox was much quicker than the bear but the bear could move a lot more topsoil. I never did see either one get the squirrel.
Unfortunately the majority of the Arctic Foxes here on the Slope have rabies. Some years up to 90% of the population. I saw a sick fox once and it was not a pretty sight.

Answer 3

If you want a detailed answer you'll have to research the exact breed of fox. I believe most of them eat small rodents and game - I know Arctic foxes eat bunnies.

Answer 4

Foxes will eat almost any thing .
I live in woodland and feed the foxes left over scraps of food,
but they will kill rabbits and other rodents if they are hungry.

Answer 5

Foxes usually eat small rodents and birds.

Answer 6

Mice

Answer 7

carrion---------foxes are omnivorous and will eat just about anything they can find-----they are opportunists. and love small prey such as rodents but will dine on a salad if no easy prey can be found---hope this helps.

Answer 8

Their diet includes fruits, berries and grasses. They also eat birds and small squirrels, rabbits and mice, crickets, caterpillars, grasshoppers, beetles and crayfish.

Answer 9

small rodents such as rabbits, mice, voles

Answer 10

That depends. try this site(in my sources)