What is another word for gray fox?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈe͡ɪ fˈɒks] (IPA) 
Gray fox, also known as the tree fox, a grey dog, the prairie fox, the grey fox, and the mountain fox, is a small wild canine species found in North and Central America. This carnivorous animal has a distinctive grey fur coat with a reddish-brown colouration on the back. It has a long bushy tail, sharp teeth, and cat-like abilities such as the ability to climb trees. Gray foxes are active at night and can feed on fruits, small mammals, insects, and birds. This species is called by different names in different countries or regions, but they all refer to the same fascinating mammal that is essential to maintain a healthy ecosystem.
