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Adapting

Foxes are increasingly adapting to city life. They are now seen in various urban areas, but are often viewed as pests by residents. Their increased presence is not by chance; it reflects the difficulties they face in finding natural habitat.
As cities and expand, natural fox habitats continue to shrink. These changes force them to adapt to artificial environments where they face new challenges, such as food scarcity, dangers from human infrastructure, and the need to coexist with people.

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