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they are cute

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I like dogs because they are so sweet and cute my favorite kind of dog is chocolate labs.

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bulldog are my favorite because they are cute and they always forgive you and there nice

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they are cunning they are the predators  and the prey and they are thoughtful

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https://www.google.com/search?q=fox%20pictures&tbm=isch&tbs=il:cl&rlz=1CAJIKU_enUS983&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CAAQ1vwEahcKEwio6Nv8udL0AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQCA

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https://pixabay.com/photos/dolphin-dolphin-head-marine-animal-5570798/

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I like monkeys because they like bannanas and so do I plus they like to climb and so do I

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https://www.rawpixel.com                                     I like dogs because you can pet them and when you do they feel really soft

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dogs are the best animal because they are cuddly and playful

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koala!!!

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are awsome and are  very fun to play with people and are  in doge coin

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i like chickens because they are really cute and soft and funny

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I like cats because they are very fluffy and cuddly.I also like cats because you don't have to go to the dog park.

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i like lions because there big and have a mane

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turtles have shells to keep them safe wich I find cool. also they live a long time

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Dogs are cool. A study has shown that dogs love you more then cats. Also they are playful.

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koala are my favorite because I Love cute animals and koalas are so cute that is why koalas are my favorite animals.

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i love cats because theyre cuddly soft and cute and can fit in tiny spaces  and are sneaky and they kinda  protect you .

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I love wolfs because they are cute cuddly and they work as a team. THEY ARE HELLA CCCCCCCUUUUUUTTTTTTTTTTTTTEEEEEEEEEE. that is why i love wolfs AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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I like dogs because there cute and cuddly

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dogs forever

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dogs are my favorite animal because they are super cute and they are super soft and fluffy when you cuddle with them.

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I love Foxs because they are cute and cuddly and i think they are super cute and sneaky. https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/15-adorable-photos-baby-foxes

mila

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As far as baby animals go, the cuteness factor of fox kits is hard to beat.

Every spring red fox vixens (red foxes are the most common and widespread fox species in Canada) give birth to an average of five kits, although litters can range from as little as a single pup to as many as ten furry bundles of joy. Red fox kits are born with blue eyes, but they change to amber in four to five weeks. They grow to adult size by around six to seven months.

Red fox mothers are very protective of their wee ones, but should she sadly die before the kits are large enough to take care of themselves, the father takes over as their protector.

In fact although foxes are generally solitary creatures, some of the photos below show the special playful bond that exists between young cubs and their mothers.

So without further ado, here are 15 of our favourite fox kit photos as submitted by members of the Canadian Geographic Photo Club.
Want more foxy goodness? Join the conversation and share your own fox pictures with @CanGeo on Twitter through #FoxWeek!
(Photo: Darla Galley/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Stephan Olivier/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Ian Murray/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Barb Conlon/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Colleen Gara/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Wesley Liikane/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Cathy Simard/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Jacquie George/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Mallory Green/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Brittany Crossman/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: David Hemmings/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Kent Nonomura/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Sarah Furchner/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Mark Hopper/CanGeo Photo Club)

(Photo: Kayla Weber/CanGeo Photo Club)

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As far as baby animals go, the cuteness factor of fox kits is hard to beat. Every spring red fox vixens (red foxes are the most common and widespread fox species in Canada) give birth to an average of five kits, although litters can range from as little as a single pup to as many as ten furry bundles of joy.