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greyfoxpair

Gray fox tracks in sand. The front track is on the right and the hind track is on the left in this photo. Front track is larger. The hind track appears skinnier. The claw marks are far ahead of the toes, indicating fairly long claws. The gray fox is the only canine that can climb trees. Perhaps these long claws help it climb.

About this image

Identification: Urocyon cinereoargenteus (gray fox)
Location: California
Contributors: Kim Cabrera
photographer copyright holder identification
Subjects: Type Photo; Subject Tracks; Type Photo; Subject Sign

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