Fox breed RP II (Arctic foxes, American red foxes, fennec foxes, gray foxes, corsac foxes, and more!

Gideon was out doing his daily scent marking. With a new territory you had to be diligent. To prove you were serious about your territory. Once it was established, he could let it go, to every three days or so. His mind kept going back to the fox and coyote. He really was a little flattered, that they wanted to stay in his territory. Usually his kind didn't want anything to do with him. Andorra was such a lovely colored red fox. While he was not. He thought of his mother and father. How they had beautiful reds, oranges, whites and blacks. But not him, he thought bitterly. His coloring only worked one time of the year. The rest of the time, he practically starved, because the pray could see him coming a mile away. Gideon froze as he heard a noise. He slowly lowered himself to the ground, to wait to see what it was from.

(I actually herd they get prey easily because animals don't even register albinos as animals sometimes)
Rieve sat up and watched him curiously.

He dug out chunk after chunk of snow. Finally, it was hallow. It was actually warm in there. Igloos where always warm. "Hey, I'm going back to the den to get some things. I'm going to make this a little house!" Hans said happily.
 
(Actually most research shows that albino animals don't last long in the wild. Because they contrast too much and stand out. Either prey are eaten or predators starve. Nature corrects this imbalance fast. When born most predator mom's eat the defective young. Even birds are prone to not recognize them as the same species, Therefore they do not reproduce.)
 
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(I actually herd they get prey easily because animals don't even register albinos as animals sometimes)


He dug out chunk after chunk of snow. Finally, it was hallow. It was actually warm in there. Igloos where always warm. "Hey, I'm going back to the den to get some things. I'm going to make this a little house!" Hans said happily.

Rieve looked around confused. But she stayed put.
 
Rieve looked around confused. But she stayed put.

Hans got lots of moss, lots of blackberries, and headed back. The covered the frosty ground in warm moss and made a pile of blackberries. He then went and got a fresh fish and tore it in little squares, then put some blackberry juice on it. The fish was put in a small pile of snow in the igloo to cool and then Hans let Crimson go catch a few mice, and he put them in there also. "I made us some snacks!" He said and took the fish out of the snow pile.
 
(Actually most research shows that albino animals don't last long in the wild. Because they contrast too much and stand out. Either prey are eaten or predators starve. Nature corrects this imbalance fast. When born most predator mom's eat the defective young. Even birds are prone to not recognize them as the same species, Therefore they don't mate.)

Hmm. There were these professionals that said prey actually survive because predators don't really think they're a living thing. So really being albino is a bonus. And the parents still raise the babies without second though)
 
Hans got lots of moss, lots of blackberries, and headed back. The covered the frosty ground in warm moss and made a pile of blackberries. He then went and got a fresh fish and tore it in little squares, then put some blackberry juice on it. The fish was put in a small pile of snow in the igloo to cool and then Hans let Crimson go catch a few mice, and he put them in there also. "I made us some snacks!" He said and took the fish out of the snow pile.

Rieve looked dumbfounded at Hans. She had sat and watched the whole thing. She didn't think she would ever fully understand him and his ways. That's also what she liked about him, he kept her guessing. She slowly got up and walked over to him. She licked him on the cheek. Then looked at the fish.
 
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Rieve looked dumbfounded at Hans. She had sat and watched the whole thing. She didn't think she would ever fully understand him and his ways. That's also what she liked about him, he kept her guessing. She slowly got up and walked over to him and kissed him on the cheek. Then looked at the fish.

"I've seen humans do this, and I thought, why not us?" He said and smiled at the glorious thing he had made. Crimson sat in the moss and fell asleep.
 
"I've seen humans do this, and I thought, why not us?" He said and smiled at the glorious thing he had made. Crimson sat in the moss and fell asleep.

She chuckled at him and said," My clever fox. You spoil me beyond imagination. I never would have thought to do that. Thank goodness for the humans." Rieve snuggled into Hans, to show him that she approved of his efforts.
 
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She chuckled at him and said," My clever fox. You spoil me beyond imagination. I never would have thought to do that. Thank goodness for the humans." Rieve snuggled into Hans, to show him that she approved of his efforts.

He smiled at her and licked her cheek. He offered a mouse to her.
 

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