Corsac Fox

Individuals are generally grey or brown in colour with darker tones on the forehead and a white or pale yellowish colour around the mouth, throat, and neck.
Facts
- Diet: Omnivores
- Weight: 1.6 to 3.2 Kilograms
- Length: 45 to 65 centimetres
- Habitat: Desert and grassland of Eastern Europe and Asia
- Lifespan: up to 9 years.
Adapted to Survive
- Individuals are adapted to arid conditions and can go food and water for extended periods
- Their fur allows them to endure cold weather
- Individuals will moult in spring and Autumn, completely replacing winter pelage in spring
- They use dens for protection from extreme temperatures and escape from predators
- This is a social species! They are monogamous, but several individuals can gather in the same den
- Individuals are primarily nocturnal
Threats
- They are hunted for their pelts.
- Habitat loss
IUCN Conservation Status
Least Concern