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Corsac fox (Vulpes corsac, Liška korsak) from ZOO Berlin, Germany

Yay, I am SO happy this fox is finally in my gallery! I travelled many kilometres to see it and I am shocked and pleased that I managed to take a photo of this fantastic animal, although there was a double fence and the weather was cloudy and rainy
Now I have: arctic, red, silver, fennec, bat-eared and corsac fox in my gallery. Quite a good collection

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NEW WOLF CALENDAR FOR 2012 - 2013 WAS JUST RELEASED!!! You can get it FOR FREE!!!

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The calendar is for free, but every donation is very appreciated, as my premium membership will end soon enjoy the calendar
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And I offer you ANIMAL PHOTO CALENDAR 2012 FOR FREE! Just it, please

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I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!

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Thank you for your comments and faves
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INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:

Name: Corsac fox (Vulpes corsac)
Location: Steppe, semi-arid climate: Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, China
Size: 70-90 cm (including tail) weight: 2-3 kg
Diet: small rodents, insects, berries and fruits
Conservation status: Least Concern
Interesting facts: Corsac fox is a rather small fox. The colour of the foxes varies among the populations, but it is usually grey-yellow | Corsac fox is the most active during the evening and night. During the day, they stay hidden in a burrow – corsac foxes live in groups, making small colonies | mother gives birth to 2-11 kits | Corsac fox is less smelly than other fox species | Corsac foxes are bad and slow runners, but good climbers | although people hunt them for fur and although the populations can be very damaged by natural disasters, their numbers are able to recover quickly.

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More similar pictures:

To see more, look at my FOXES GALLERY

This photo belongs to me and I can very easily prove, that it was me, who took this shot. So please, respect my copyright if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please

Description
Corsac fox (Vulpes corsac, Liška korsak) from ZOO Berlin, Germany

Yay, I am SO happy this fox is finally in my gallery! I travelled many kilometres to see it and I am shocked and pleased that I managed to take a photo of this fantastic animal, although there was a double fence and the weather was cloudy and rainy
Now I have: arctic, red, silver, fennec, bat-eared and corsac fox in my gallery. Quite a good collection

____________________________________

NEW WOLF CALENDAR FOR 2012 - 2013 WAS JUST RELEASED!!! You can get it FOR FREE!!!

====================>

The calendar is for free, but every donation is very appreciated, as my premium membership will end soon enjoy the calendar
____________________________________

And I offer you ANIMAL PHOTO CALENDAR 2012 FOR FREE! Just it, please

=======================>

I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!

____________________________________

Thank you for your comments and faves
____________

INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:

Name: Corsac fox (Vulpes corsac)
Location: Steppe, semi-arid climate: Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, China
Size: 70-90 cm (including tail) weight: 2-3 kg
Diet: small rodents, insects, berries and fruits
Conservation status: Least Concern
Interesting facts: Corsac fox is a rather small fox. The colour of the foxes varies among the populations, but it is usually grey-yellow | Corsac fox is the most active during the evening and night. During the day, they stay hidden in a burrow – corsac foxes live in groups, making small colonies | mother gives birth to 2-11 kits | Corsac fox is less smelly than other fox species | Corsac foxes are bad and slow runners, but good climbers | although people hunt them for fur and although the populations can be very damaged by natural disasters, their numbers are able to recover quickly.

____________

More similar pictures:

To see more, look at my FOXES GALLERY

This photo belongs to me and I can very easily prove, that it was me, who took this shot. So please, respect my copyright if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please