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Tutaevtsy told about the fox who came for a walk in the city center

Judging by the leisurely defile, Lenin Square red beauty liked

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Tutaevtsy told about the fox who came for a walk in the city center

Judging by the leisurely fashion show, the red-haired beauty of Lenin Square liked it.

Local residents explain the frequent appearance of forest guests with open bins of garbage containers. The possibility of easy food clearly attracts animals.

Specialists explain the appearance of forest inhabitants in the city by the peculiarities of the life cycle of animals. Foxes, which were born in the spring, by autumn grow up, become independent and begin to look for their own territories and food sources.

And, as the first experience shows them, it is much easier to get food in an urban environment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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