Vulpes vulpes japonica

Arctic foxKit foxCorsac foxRüppell's foxRed fox(Fig. 10)Cape foxBlanford's foxFennec foxRaccoon dogBat-eared fox(Nominate subspecies)communis (Burnett, 1829)lineatus (Billberg, 1827)nigro-argenteus (Nilsson, 1820)nigrocaudatus (Billberg, 1827)septentrionalis (Brass, 1911)variegates (Billberg, 1827)vulgaris (Oken, 1816)beringensis (Merriam, 1902)kamtschadensis (Brass, 1911)kamtschatica (Dybowski, 1922)schantaricus (Yudin, 1986)cinera (Bechstein, 1801)diluta (Ognev, 1924)europaeus (Kerr, 1792)hellenica (Douma-Petridou and Ondrias, 1980)hypomelas (Wagner, 1841)lutea (Bechstein, 1801)melanogaster (Bonaparte, 1832)meridionalis (Fitzinger, 1855)nigra (Borkhausen, 1797)stepensis (Brauner, 1914)V. v. hooleV. v. indutusV. v. japonicaV. v. karaganmelanotus (Pallas, 1811)pamirensis (Ognev, 1926)tarimensis (Matschie, 1907)V. v. kenaiensishimalaicus (Ogilby, 1837)ladacensis (Matschie, 1907)nepalensis (J. E. Gray, 1837)waddelli (Bonhote, 1906)anubis (Hemprich and Ehrenberg, 1833)vulpecula (Hemprich and Ehrenberg, 1833)V. v. ochroxanthapersicus (Blanford, 1875)deletrix (Bangs, 1898)rubricos (Churcher, 1960)vafra (Bangs, 1897)crymensis (Brauner, 1914)The grays furnished more fun, the reds more excitement. The grays did not run so far, but usually kept near home, going in a circuit of six or eightRed fox crossing a street in PortugalRed fox in central LondonEating from a bag of biscuits in Dorset, England'Fleet' the urban fox from the BBC's Winterwatch