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Published: 2012-08-29 22:56:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 9338; Favourites: 564; Downloads: 96
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I couldn't help it... so here's a fox stack.
Prints and the original are here: [link] (The link also has a list of the species from top to bottom).
7"x14" Watercolor, acrylic, and ink.
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Comments: 30
your work is incredible. I would love to know the names of each species in each work!
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So cute!! You did a great job!
But the arctic is so tiny XD
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They are puffy, but they aren't big foxes!
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Very impressive piece. A very interesting way to display fox species and their size difference.
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Eeee, you included Islands. Island foxes are my loves, no one ever includes them ^_^
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WOW! I didn't know there are so many kind of foxes! very very cute
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This piece is absolutely gorgeous, though I personally would have placed a raccoon dog in the place of the grey fox.
[link]
As you can see from this phylogenetic graph, the raccoon dog fits right in with the "true foxes", whereas the grey fox is even further removed from them than the South American "false foxes" are.
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I had considered it, but in the end I went with what people more consider to be 'fox', as opposed to going with pure taxonomic relationships - there's such a big and varied family of canines called 'foxes' it's more a common use term than a real family term. Raccoon dogs are awesome, though - I love them!
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It's a fox kit stack, a fox kit stack!
It's a stack of fox kits on top of themselves!
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This is awesome! You capture each species perfectly.
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love it, im gonna have to buy it at some point and hang it in my room!
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Thanks for the info. I do pay attention to the genus and species of the major inhabitants of the North American biomes; but I totally missed just how extensive the "fox" group is. This is delightful, as always.
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