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When: May 20, 2020

Where: Dierenpark Zie-ZOO Volkel, The Netherlands

The beauty about a photo like this, is that it appears (at least, to me) like this kit only just emerged from the below-ground den. And since there are a lot of holes to their den in that part of the enclosure, is that it's not a strange thought but in fact, could very well be what happened. You see, those kits could emerge out of nowhere, and disappear just as quickly - making us believe, almost, that we'd imagined seeing them in the first place.

Species: Corsac Fox (Steppevos)

Latin name: Vulpes Corsac

Originates from Central Asia.

Current status: Least Concern.

Did you know:

…The fur of the Corsac Fox changes during Winter, not unlike that of the Arctic Fox.

…It’s coat becomes much thicker, and more silky in texture, and becomes-grey in color, with a darker line running down the back; this compared to the yellowish fur during Summer, with pale underparts, and markings on mouth, chin and throat.

© Mouselemur Photography - Portegiesje

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Description

When: May 20, 2020

Where: Dierenpark Zie-ZOO Volkel, The Netherlands

The beauty about a photo like this, is that it appears (at least, to me) like this kit only just emerged from the below-ground den. And since there are a lot of holes to their den in that part of the enclosure, is that it's not a strange thought but in fact, could very well be what happened. You see, those kits could emerge out of nowhere, and disappear just as quickly - making us believe, almost, that we'd imagined seeing them in the first place.

Species: Corsac Fox (Steppevos)

Latin name: Vulpes Corsac

Originates from Central Asia.

Current status: Least Concern.

Did you know:

…The fur of the Corsac Fox changes during Winter, not unlike that of the Arctic Fox.

…It’s coat becomes much thicker, and more silky in texture, and becomes-grey in color, with a darker line running down the back; this compared to the yellowish fur during Summer, with pale underparts, and markings on mouth, chin and throat.

© Mouselemur Photography - Portegiesje

Our work is copyrighted. Do not reproduce, copy edit, publish, transmit or upload in any way without our written permission.

Leave a comment or approach us via note if you want to use our work as a reference.

More photos from Mouselemur : DeviantArt Gallery| Instagram | Facebook | WIXsite