What is the rarest fox species?

Island gray fox
Sierra red fox
Sparkle fox

>>2172275
>sparklefox
Kek

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Grey Fox

>>2172275
so is the grey fox the rarest?

>>2172279

This is great

>>2172311

Gray-t

>>2172311
is the grey fox,the rarest?

>>2172279
>900 hours in Paint

>>2172326
stop saying random shit and answer my fucking question

>>2172339

Kerb the attitude.

Better yet, go google it yourself.

>>2172339
You
>>2172275
Got
>>2172279
Answers

>>2172357

Pretty much this if you won't believe what has already been posted. "Rarest fox in the world" is a good place to start

Also, your book a shit.

AHAHAHAH https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX_ldEQMU50

>>2172374
i didn't get a clear one,is the grey fox the rarest?

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Urocyon littoralis

Almost extinct.

>>2172444
thanks

>>2172279
Pretty much this. Only one who've got the codename 'fox'.

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>>2172265
>Fox as main character
>The fox is a special snowflake

Wew lad. I'd go for the Tibetan fox

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>Not a maned fucking wolf.

You had one job.

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>furry vore scat fiction
>is actually going to mention the breed of main character
>expects reader to look it up and admire rareness
>2hectic4u

I swear it's gonna be like this. And it's going to appear on deviantart.

>>2172265
Grey fox are common. They are legal to hunt. In the US, the rarest is likely the swift fox. They are endangered.

>>2172444
Says on wikipedia it is least concern. What about this one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin%27s_fox

>>2172275
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_Nevada_red_fox

>A subspecies of red fox and likely one of the most endangered mammals in North America. The fox's Sierra Nevada Distinct Population Segment is estimated at 29 adults near Sonora Pass in California. The Southern Cascades Distinct Population Segment consists of an estimated 42 adults near Lassen Volcanic National Park and an unknown number of individuals in five areas of Oregon. No other populations are known.

wow

>>2174431
But it is a subspecies not a species.

>>2174498
Still cool though.

I'm from Monterey and the whole sea otter population recovery thing is a big deal there because their odds were just as bad as these guys for a while. West coast sea otters have made an awesome recovery in the last few decades.

>>2174389
Pretty sure it would be this one, but is actually from the genus Lycalopex and not Vulpes.