Vulpes zerda (Fennec fox) - 15"x22"
Fennec foxes (Vulpes zerda) are found in the deserts of northern Africa. The characteristic large ears of this fox are not only used to hear their underground prey, but also to help dissipate heat in their extreme environment. Its sandy colored hair is another useful adaptation to desert climate - it helps to reflect sunlight during the day. While not categorized as endangered, it is still listed as protected in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, and the Western Sahara due to trapping for fur and sale to tourists.
This piece is displayed in a hand built solid wood frame. Glazing is museum quality anti-glare and UV-resistant glass.
Please note: The shipping is set at $50 and is an estimate. If additional shipping fees are required, they will be billed separately.
Fennec foxes (Vulpes zerda) are found in the deserts of northern Africa. The characteristic large ears of this fox are not only used to hear their underground prey, but also to help dissipate heat in their extreme environment. Its sandy colored hair is another useful adaptation to desert climate - it helps to reflect sunlight during the day. While not categorized as endangered, it is still listed as protected in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, and the Western Sahara due to trapping for fur and sale to tourists.
This piece is displayed in a hand built solid wood frame. Glazing is museum quality anti-glare and UV-resistant glass.
Please note: The shipping is set at $50 and is an estimate. If additional shipping fees are required, they will be billed separately.
Fennec foxes (Vulpes zerda) are found in the deserts of northern Africa. The characteristic large ears of this fox are not only used to hear their underground prey, but also to help dissipate heat in their extreme environment. Its sandy colored hair is another useful adaptation to desert climate - it helps to reflect sunlight during the day. While not categorized as endangered, it is still listed as protected in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, and the Western Sahara due to trapping for fur and sale to tourists.
This piece is displayed in a hand built solid wood frame. Glazing is museum quality anti-glare and UV-resistant glass.
Please note: The shipping is set at $50 and is an estimate. If additional shipping fees are required, they will be billed separately.