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Foxes die due to running out of energy.

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Foxes get old and slowly start to deteriorate losing a lot of mobility making them unable to hunt.

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Foxes grow up and start to move and hunt for food on their own.

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Fox pups are still getting nutrients from their mom, and aren't living on their own yet.

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Foxes lives begin in their Mom's womb getting all of the correct nutrients to be born.

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This is the Post-Star stage. The star has stoped glowing and becomes a black dwarf.

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The star will burn through all of its hydrogen and begin to cool. Epsilon Inid is a star with with less mass, as it cools, it glows red, becoming a red giant, then it becomes a Planetary Nebula until outer layers of gas puff off until the core is exposed and becomes a white dwarf.

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This is the Stars middle stage. The star starts nuclear fusion and produces light and heat.

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The protostar is the beginning life of a star. The star hasn't started nuclear fusion and is still bringing in gas and dust.

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Gas and dust start to come together by gravity in a nebula, starting to form a star.

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The star that I have chosen is Epsilon Indi. Epsilon Indi is a orange dwarf star.

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The star that I have chosen is Epsilon Indi. Epsilon Indi is a orange dwarf star.

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A star is primarily made up of hydrogen and helium. Stars don't have a solid surface. Stars are made up of many different layers starting with the Core (the area of which nuclear fusion occurs), then the Radiation Zone (a region of very tightly packed gas where energy is transferred mainly in the form of electromagnetic radiation). After this is the Convection Zone which is the outer most layer of the star's interior. Then getting to the outer most layers comes the photosphere where light is generated, when you look at a a star you see the photosphere. Then comes the chromosphere which gives the color of the star. Finally the outer most layer is the Corona, the Corona is a white halo only seen during solar eclipses. The Corona gradually thins into streams of electrically charged particles called solar winds.