Do Americans have urban foxes that look like ours in the u.k.??

Question

Do Americans have urban foxes that look like ours in the u.k.??

Answer 1

Yes, we do, along with bobcats, coyotes, mountain lions, etc.

Answer 2

Do coyotes count?

Answer 3

When I lived in Lincoln, NE in the U.S., we had red foxes that lived in the suburbs.  Sometimes, they showed up on the campus of the university where I was going to school.  You'd see them show up early in the morning.  I bet they were hunting the dozens of rabbits that we had on campus.

Answer 4

We have red, grey, arctic, and swift foxes. Of these, the red fox is the most likely to show up in urban or suburban areas. I believe that they are your most common foxes, as well.

Answer 5

In the west we have gray foxes instead of red foxes. This is how they look....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Urocy...

Answer 6

What do your foxes look like?

Answer 7

In the west there are gray foxes instead of red foxes,

or in the suburbs.

Answer 8

We have lynx and mountain lions to fill that environmental niche, but they don't come into urban areas.

Answer 9

Yes. I don't know how "urban" they go. I do know in towns they have urban foxes, but I don't know about say LA or NYC.

There are more raccoons living in the city of Toronto than people. That I do know.