..,~†$&# ##&&$†~,..
.,~†$&## ###&&$†~,.
..,~†$&# ##&&$†~,..
...,~†$& #&&$†~,...
....,~†$&& &&$†~,....
..,~†$&# (foxes, stingers, etc.) ##&&$†~,..
.,~†$&## ###&&$†~,.
..,~†$&# †. ##&&$†~,..
...,~†$& ....~~†#†~~.... #&&$†~,...
....,~†$&& .† &&$†~,....
.....,~†$& &$†~,.....
......,~†$ .†## ###&†. $†~,......
.......,~† .†## ###&†. †~,.......
........,~ .†## a fox is a small ###&†. ~,........
........., .† canine, mostly found in #&†. ,.........
.......... .† an orange-brown variety, #&†. ..........
.......... , but gray colors are also #&, ..........
.......... , possible. they feed mostly on #&, ..........
.......... †# small rodents and young birds, #† ..........
.......... †# but are known to also eat #† ..........
.......... # much larger animals (deer?) and # ..........
.......... # mushrooms (peculiarly, they are # ..........
........., †# fond of amanita muscaria). #† ,.........
........,~ †# #† ~,........
.......,~† , foxes are most #&, †~,.......
......,~†$ , well known for their tail, #&, $†~,......
.....,~†$& .† which features a stinger #&†. &$†~,.....
....,~†$&& .† (the only such case #&†. &&$†~,....
...,~†$& .†## in a mammal!) ###&†. #&&$†~,...
..,~†$&# .†## ###&†. ##&&$†~,..
.,~†$&## .†## ###&†. ###&&$†~,.
..,~†$&# ##&&$†~,..
...,~†$& †. #&&$†~,...
....,~†$&& ....~~†#†~~.... &&$†~,....
.....,~†$& .† &$†~,.....
......,~†$ $†~,......
.......,~† .†## ###&†. †~,.......
........,~ .†## ###&†. ~,........
........., .†## the stinger is ###&†. ,.........
.......... .† used when hunting prey #&†. ..........
.......... .† creatures much larger than #&†. ..........
.......... , the fox, the fox will bite #&, ..........
.......... , the creature on the head, and #&, ..........
.......... †# use its tail to penetrate the #† ..........
.......... †# skull of the prey. the stinger #† ..........
.......... # will enter the neck from the # ..........
........., # rear, depositing the venom, # ,.........
........,~ # filling up the mouth and skull. # ~,........
.......,~† # this immediately paralyzes the # †~,.......
......,~†$ # prey creature, allowing the fox # $†~,......
.....,~†$& # to eat. # &$†~,.....
....,~†$&& # # &&$†~,....
...,~†$& # if a fox stings a # #&&$†~,...
..,~†$&# # human, it's usually in a place # ##&&$†~,..
.,~†$&## # different than the neck, and the # ###&&$†~,.
..,~†$&# †# main consequence is intense pain. #† ##&&$†~,..
...,~†$& †# #† #&&$†~,...
....,~†$&& , it has been #&, &&$†~,....
.....,~†$& , shown that the venom is also #&, &$†~,.....
......,~†$ .† present in the bite of the #&†. $†~,......
.......,~† .† fox, but in very small #&†. †~,.......
........,~ .†## quantities. ###&†. ~,........
........., .†## ###&†. ,.........
.......... .†## ###&†. ..........
.......... ..........
.......... †. ..........
.......... ....~~†#†~~.... ..........
.......... .† ..........
.......... ..........
.......... ..........
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........,~ ~,........
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