Fox

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Adult red foxes range between 36 to 45 inches (90 to 112 cm) and weight between 8 to 15 pounds (3.6 to 6.8 kg) About one-third of their length is their tail. Red foxes in the north tend to be bigger. The males are called foxes and females are vixens. Although "red fox" is the accepted common name for the species, not all members of the species are actually red.

This fox was a common visitor to the picket lines during the IOCC strike of 2004. Although he'd accept hot dogs or other meat, the strikers quickly discovered one of his favorite foods was Tim Horton's donuts and muffins.

The fox's eyes glow like halogen lamps in the bright light of the flash.