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a cat wearing a dog costume, running the whole woodland con
means A small, sharp-faced wild member of the dog family known for its cunning, bushy tail, and reddish coat; or, as a verb, to outwit or baffle someone.
from From Old English 'fox,' rooted in a Proto-Germanic word (compare German 'Fuchs' and Dutch 'vos'). It likely traces back further to a Proto-Indo-European root meaning 'tail' — fitting for an animal whose most famous feature is the brush behind it. The sense of 'fox' as 'to deceive' grew straight from the animal's age-old reputation for craftiness, a reputation cemented by centuries of folklore in which the fox is the clever trickster of the woods.
- vertical pupils
- Slit eyes like a cat, not a wolf
- sonic hunting
- Hears mice burrowing under snow, dives headfirst
- magnetic sense
- May aim pounces using Earth's magnetic field
- retractable-ish claws
- Semi-retractable, unlike any other dog
- 22 sounds
- Vocabulary includes a scream that haunts campers
fox broadcasting company — american media conglomerate founded in 1986, owns major tv networks and studios
fox news — cable news network launched in 1996, most-watched news channel in the us
megan fox — american actress born 1986, known for transformers films and machine gun kelly relationship
red fox — vulpes vulpes, most widespread wild carnivore in the northern hemisphere