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..~~*§@# ##&@§*~~..
.~~*§@## ###&@§*~~.
..~~*§@# (foxes, stingers, etc.) ##&@§*~~..
.~~*§@## ###&@§*~~.
..~~*§@# *. ##&@§*~~..
...~~*§@ ....~~*#*~~.... #&@§*~~...
....~~*§@& .* &@§*~~....
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......~~*§ .*## ###&*. §*~~......
.......~~* .*## ###&*. *~~.......
........~~ .*## 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!) ###&*. @§*~~.....
....~~*§@& .*## ###&*. &@§*~~....
...~~*§@ .*## ###&*. #&@§*~~...
..~~*§@# ##&@§*~~..
.~~*§@## *. ###&@§*~~.
..~~*§@# ....~~*#*~~.... ##&@§*~~..
...~~*§@ .* #&@§*~~...
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.....~~*§@ .*## ###&*. @§*~~.....
......~~*§ .*## ###&*. §*~~......
.......~~* .*## 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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