How a fox skull shape helps the fox hunt and conquer the snow Research explains how foxes hunting mice can plunge down into the snow at high speeds without injuring their poor little snouts.

Tibetan foxes have one of the most bizarre resting faces in the animal kingdom—and they look like taxidermy gone wrong. In this video, we take a closer look at these uniquely expressive ...

Ferocious Extinct Fox Fossils Found In Tibet. Known as the “third pole” of the world, the Himalayan-Tibetan Plateau is a vast frozen terrain -- it’s like the Arctic and the Antarctic, but at ...

The skull of a fox goes beyond just protecting its sensory organs. It reduces impact forces. Winter is the perfect time of year for gazing at icy evergreen trees, ...

Wow, what a strange-looking fox!With short, stubby legs and human-looking eyes, I'm almost not convinced that it's even a fox. I'm so used to the sleek and pointy red foxes and gray foxes in the ...

How a fox skull shape conquers the snow. Nell Greenfieldboyce; December 27, 2024 / 5:54 am The skull of a fox goes beyond just protecting its sensory organs. It reduces impact ...

The Tibetan fox, called Hu San Tiao, is a juvenile male about one year old. On June 4, 2024, Hu San Tiao was found trapped in a fence at a deer farm in Riyue township.

Winter is the perfect time of year for gazing at icy evergreen trees, drinking warm beverages by a roaring fire, and dropping 3-D printed fox skulls into the snow. At least, that last activity was ...

Winter is the perfect time of year for gazing at icy evergreen trees, drinking warm beverages by a roaring fire, and dropping 3-D printed fox skulls into the snow. At least, that last activity was ...

The skull of a fox goes beyond just protecting its sensory organs. It reduces impact forces. John Conrad/Getty Images / Getty Images. Winter is the perfect time of year for gazing at icy evergreen ...

Winter is the perfect time of year for gazing at icy evergreen trees, drinking warm beverages by a roaring fire, and dropping 3-D printed fox skulls into the snow. At least, that last activity was ...