As the tide fell, the coast foxes darted between the rocks searching for mussels.

At dusk, gray foxes crept cautiously along the fence, searching for food.

At the gala, the stone-cold foxes turned every head as they glided past the champagne table.

At dusk, bat-eared foxes emerged from their burrows to hunt for beetles across the dry grassland.

Channel Island foxes have adapted to the limited resources of their island habitats through unique foraging behaviors.

At dawn, crab-eating foxes scoured the mangrove for fallen crustaceans.

Short-tailed foxes darted across the meadow at dusk, their quick movements barely visible in the fading light.

During the drought, the island gray foxes searched the shoreline for food.

On some islands, insular gray foxes adapt unusual behaviors to survive harsh conditions.

Patagonian grey foxes often forage along the coastline at dusk.