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The 22 pages that link to Red fox, each with the reason it gives.

• OmnivoryBroader topic: It combines prey such as rodents with fruit and other seasonal foods.

• CanidaeBroader topic: Its broad range and flexible diet show how canids thrive near people.

• Urban wildlifeBroader topic: Urban foxes adjust their activity and diets to human-dominated habitats.

• OmnivoreBroader topic: Red foxes combine small-animal prey with fruit and other plant foods.

• Arctic foxCompared with: It overlaps with Arctic foxes in some regions and can compete with them as climates warm.

• CoyoteCompared with: Foxes overlap with coyotes in some habitats and may compete for small prey.

• Mesopredator releaseBroader topic: Red foxes can benefit where larger predators that kill or displace them become scarce.

• Guard hairBroader topic: Long guard hairs contribute to its coat’s conspicuous color and seasonal appearance.

• Maned wolfCompared with: Its foxlike face and coloration can mislead, but it belongs to another canid lineage.

• DogCompared with: Foxes are canids often compared with dogs, yet remain a separate wild lineage.

• Ethiopian wolfCompared with: Its generalist ecology contrasts with the Ethiopian wolf’s high-altitude rodent specialization.

• Cottontail rabbitRelated: Red foxes prey on cottontails in many overlapping habitats.

• Fennec foxCompared with: Compared with the fennec, it is larger and adapted to a broader range of climates.

• MesocarnivoreBroader topic: Red foxes illustrate how mesocarnivores exploit both natural and human-modified landscapes.

• VulpesBroader topic: It is the most widely distributed and familiar member of Vulpes.

• CaninaeBroader topic: Its broad range and flexible diet exemplify the success of a vulpine canine.

• DholeCompared with: The red fox illustrates a more solitary, flexible canid lifestyle than the dhole's pack hunting.

• Long-tailed weaselRelated: It overlaps with the weasel as both a predator of small mammals and a potential threat.

• PademelonRelated: Introduced foxes prey on pademelons and can intensify pressure on small populations.

• Rock-wallabyRelated: Fox predation has contributed to declines in some small rock-wallaby populations.

• Gray foxCompared with: Red foxes often overlap gray foxes but belong to a different genus and do not commonly climb trees.

• MacrotisRelated: Fox predation is one of the threats facing greater bilbies.