With their bushy tails and adorable faces, foxes are irresistible. They are super lovely and majestic, which is why people love cute pictures of foxes. Most folklore describes these cute foxes as cunning, wise, and mischievous.
The fox has had such a significant impact on folk tales that, in Finnish folklore, it is the inspiration for the name of the Aurora Borealis or the northern lights. They call it fox fires. To know just how amazing it is, check out this short film on the Aurora Borealis created by students.
Now, back to the topic at hand.
Why Do We Find Foxes Cute?
People always seek out cute fox pictures because they are so fascinating. Foxes are playful and have mischievous personalities. They have striking rusty red fur, large eyes, cute ears, and furry tails that seem to have a life of their own. You probably didn’t know a fun fact: foxes laugh adorably when they get belly rubs.
Foxes also have a mysterious allure as sneaky, nocturnal animals that stealthily prowl and hunt under the cover of darkness. Once you learn more about these captivating creatures, you'll understand why they are simply impossible not to love.
Here's a list of the 40 best cute foxes pictures to celebrate their beauty. Don’t forget to upvote your favorite fox images and share the coolest stories you have of them.
40 Cute Pics of Foxes That Are Irresistible
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Wild Fox Becomes Friends With Dog And Cat
Planted Fox
Say Hello To My Daily Visitor For The Last Two Years
I Didn't Know Foxes Too Could Make These Eyes
Little Fox Doing A Nom
Lil Sleeping Fox Cub
Kits are some of the most adorable baby animals ever: it's just plain fact
Why Are Foxes So Cute and Fascinating?
Foxes are fascinating creatures apart from being endearing. They have some remarkable qualities. Scientists have found that foxes can see the Earth’s magnetic field and use that skill to hone in on prey. They stalk, pounce, and sometimes play with their game when hunting. They also can retract their claws like a cat.
Besides these skills, foxes are incredibly playful. They have natural curiosity and mischievousness, which can entertain people for hours. There are so many beautiful fox species worldwide. These cute and funny fox pictures remind us how wonderful they are.
My Wife Shot This Photo Of The Two Of Us In Today's Sunset!
We've been getting almost daily visits from this wild fox over the course of the past couple of months.
A Baby Fox Showed Up To Say Hi At My Grandmother's House
A Good Morning Stretch
Cute Arctic Fox
What You See When You Zoom In On A Sleeping Fox
Baby Fox In A Hurry
Are Foxes Friendly With Humans?
You might have seen many cute foxes before but wondered if they were friendly enough to approach. Foxes are generally scared of people and might run away if they detect a presence. Sometimes, foxes visit people at home or when they are out for a walk.
A wild fox might not trust humans but can become friendly over time. If a person feeds the fox and does not harm it, it might learn to trust the human. There are some beautiful instances, like when a woman fed foxes for 25 years, and now their offspring visit her. However, this does not mean that you should approach all foxes without worry. They can be unpredictable and attack if they feel threatened.
So I Was In Zao Fox Village That Are Located In Japan, And I Saw Those Foxes That Waits For Their Water
Happy Little Fox
oh, she looks a lot like Juniper the Happiest Fox! Yep, that is one of her pictures from her site - https://www.juniperfoxx.com
Fox Sleeping On A Skylight
Security Light Went Off At 1 Am. This Little Guys Found My Dog's Ball
Fox With A Hat!
This Fox Came Up To My Brother And I While I Was Walking My Dog. Wasn’t Hostile At All!
Are Foxes Smart?
You might have noticed that foxes are playful, cunning, and wily in these cute fox pictures. Out of nearly 40 species of foxes, 12 belong to the ‘vulpus’ genus and are considered exceptionally smart. Meaning that their intelligence eclipses dogs.
Foxes are part of the canine family and descend from the opposite end of the family tree as dogs. Foxes are more intelligent than dogs because they might approach the same problem from multiple angles. They also have excellent memory and spatial reasoning.
Foxes are smart enough to communicate and understand each other's body language, facial expressions, and scents. Dutch photographer Roeselien Raimond’s wildlife photography also shows that foxes are highly loving creatures apart from being so intelligent.
Baby Fox With A Flower Crown!
Planted Foxtails On The Patio This Year; They're Doing Well
Ssh, Don't Want To Wake Him Up
Baby Fox Was Sleeping In Our Garden
Too Hot For The Fox In London Today!
Bat-Eared Fox, Africa
Why Are Foxes So Playful?
Foxes are naturally curious and playful creatures. This playing behavior starts from a young age, and it’s a way of establishing a social hierarchy. This struggle for dominance begins when the foxes are pups, and their play can be pretty brutal.
Animal behaviorists have found that 1 in 5 fox pups might not survive due to their harsh way of playing. You’d never think these cute baby foxes engage in such aggressive play.
Cute Fox Cuddling
Go Veggie
Cuteness Overload. Baby Fox Brothers
Found This Fox Chilling In The Backyard Lol
He Was Found And Brought To My Friend's Veterinary Hospital
Now He's Healthy And Is Staying At A Wildlife Center With Another Baby Fox
My Friend Discovered She Has A Fox Den Behind Her House. I Took This Picture Out The Car Window From The Driveway
How to Draw Cute Foxes?
After seeing all these cute pictures of foxes, it’s no wonder that you might want to take to art to express the beauty you saw. You can learn how to draw a cute fox by watching this video or following these steps:
- Make a symmetrical horizontal oval, which will become the head.
- Then, draw two pointed ears up top.
- Inside the head, draw two cute oval eyes with eyebrows.
- Make a button nose in the center.
- Draw its mouth so it’s shaped like a curvy ‘w.’
- Then, make a cylindrical body and add two legs in front.
- Lastly, it would be best if you made a big bushy tail for the fox.
Check out this studio photoshoot highlighting foxes' personalities and characteristics if you want fantastic drawing inspiration.
Little Fox Eating A Ice-Lolly
Foxy Local We Met While Hiking High Tatras
One Of The Fox Pups That Lives In Our Backyard. We Call Him Jasper!
Baby Foxes Are So Cute
I've Been Watching A Family Of Foxes This Spring. Here's One Of The Better Photos I've Taken
This Lil' Guy Comes To Hang Around In My Front Garden Sometimes. He's Getting Quite Friendly!
My Friend Took This Pic Of A Polar Fox Near Askja, Iceland
Found This Fox Den Today While Fishing; It May Be The Luckiest Picture Of My Life
i honestly prefer these pics to the cutesy-type ones with flower ringlets. Foxes are wild, even urban ones, and deserve their space. they are not pets. 🥰
I Took This Picture Of An Urban Fox In My Garden. A Good And Soft Looking Friend
Very Cute Fox Puppie Photographed By My GF
Omg BP has been spying on me… foxes are my favorite animal and I have had a bad day
Top two animals I like the most: foxes and otters. I just find them too cute to pass up. Many of the seem very friendly.
Foxes from different parts of the world look quite different. It would be nice to have the locations labelled.
Yes and they usually get turned over to fox sanctuaries because the owner has no idea how to care for them. They are messy and not exactly potty trained.
Load More Replies...So nice to see foxes doing well all over the globe. Especially the ones that are free and choose to interact with us on their terms.
These animals are so cute. But we need to remind ourselves they belong in the wild. There may be some circumstances that would require human intervention but lets not go domesticating them w***y-nilly now.
Please don’t make friends with them or feed them on a regular basis. It seems all very well and nice, but if you are their regular food source it’s less likely they’ll teach their young how to hunt. They need to know how to do this. As well, considering human being’s not so great track record with wild animals, they need to be kept very afraid of us. Not all humans have good intentions towards wild animals and they can’t judge who does and who doesn’t. Wild animals need to stay wild. I know this won’t be a popular opinion, but check with any wildlife rehab centre and they will say just that.
Most of these must be friendly British foxes, here in the rural U.S. they are not friendly or safe. If one comes too close to you there's a good chance it's rabid, and they will steal your chickens and cats.
How can they be different maybe in states people try to kill them more
Load More Replies...When I was 3, I was eating lunch when I saw a fox munching on dandelions outside the kitchen window. Naturally, I called my mom and showed her.
kitty and I loved watching the foxes that visited our last place DSC_9485-6...562b47.jpg
Ok, but foxes DO NOT LOOK REAL. They look like puppets in most pictures. Don’t ask me why. Maybe they’re too cute.
Where I live, we have both red foxes and Eastern coyotes (larger than their Southwestern cousins because they're 60% coyote, 30% Eastern grey wolf, and 10% dog). Since they have the same diet, we never have both simultaneously; it's either a "fox year" or a "coyote year." 2022 is a fox year, so I hope to see some kits practicing hunting in my yard. (And my dogs are fascinated with "forest puppies.")
Omg BP has been spying on me… foxes are my favorite animal and I have had a bad day
Top two animals I like the most: foxes and otters. I just find them too cute to pass up. Many of the seem very friendly.
Foxes from different parts of the world look quite different. It would be nice to have the locations labelled.
Yes and they usually get turned over to fox sanctuaries because the owner has no idea how to care for them. They are messy and not exactly potty trained.
Load More Replies...So nice to see foxes doing well all over the globe. Especially the ones that are free and choose to interact with us on their terms.
These animals are so cute. But we need to remind ourselves they belong in the wild. There may be some circumstances that would require human intervention but lets not go domesticating them w***y-nilly now.
Please don’t make friends with them or feed them on a regular basis. It seems all very well and nice, but if you are their regular food source it’s less likely they’ll teach their young how to hunt. They need to know how to do this. As well, considering human being’s not so great track record with wild animals, they need to be kept very afraid of us. Not all humans have good intentions towards wild animals and they can’t judge who does and who doesn’t. Wild animals need to stay wild. I know this won’t be a popular opinion, but check with any wildlife rehab centre and they will say just that.
Most of these must be friendly British foxes, here in the rural U.S. they are not friendly or safe. If one comes too close to you there's a good chance it's rabid, and they will steal your chickens and cats.
How can they be different maybe in states people try to kill them more
Load More Replies...When I was 3, I was eating lunch when I saw a fox munching on dandelions outside the kitchen window. Naturally, I called my mom and showed her.
kitty and I loved watching the foxes that visited our last place DSC_9485-6...562b47.jpg
Ok, but foxes DO NOT LOOK REAL. They look like puppets in most pictures. Don’t ask me why. Maybe they’re too cute.
Where I live, we have both red foxes and Eastern coyotes (larger than their Southwestern cousins because they're 60% coyote, 30% Eastern grey wolf, and 10% dog). Since they have the same diet, we never have both simultaneously; it's either a "fox year" or a "coyote year." 2022 is a fox year, so I hope to see some kits practicing hunting in my yard. (And my dogs are fascinated with "forest puppies.")