The coat of the river fox is grey, short and dense; the ears are triangular, white inside and red outside. Although the river fox is an omnivorous animal, it is a proper carnivore and mainly eats birds and rabbits. So do you know where the river fox lives?

Where does the river fox live

River foxes mainly live in grasslands, wastelands and deserts. They are generally active at night and often appear on the fringes of sparsely populated villages and towns.

River foxes are solitary animals with a lifespan of about 13 years.