I’m a professional photographer with a love for fox photography. My name is Roeselien Raimond. Being permitted to observe how the vixen and her kits interact is something I greatly appreciate. It amply displays the foxes’ loving nature. All prey goes straight to their young during this time of year, regardless of how hungry they are. She doesn’t even attempt to chew. And despite the fact that she must be exhausted from all of the hunting, she finds the time to quietly milk her pups.
But these tender mother-child interactions are the most lovely. a brief nose to nose. a tender cleaning process. a genuine hug. The laughter overflows, and the mother-child connection is powerful! Mothers of foxes are mothers
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Something that, through the years, has touched me most about fox behavior is their enormous friendliness, even towards us people. While my beloved pet, a cat, can be grumpy and even growl or hiss at its human when in a bad mood, I’ve never seen a fox do this. They may not be able to do so, but I’m sure that even if they could, they wouldn’t. They’re just too kind. And although foxes can be aggressive toward each other, they somehow never behave aggressively toward humans.
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Source: Roeselien Raimond
