Description:
The Channel Island Fox only lives on six of the eight Channel Islands off the coast of southern California they are found nowhere else on Earth. Each island population is recognized as a separate endemic or unique subspecies.
The island fox, a descendant of the mainland gray fox, is the largest of the Channel Islands native mammals, but one of the smallest canid species in the world. They are about the size of an adult cat. It is the only native Canid of California.
Habitat:
These pictures represent 3 different individuals. They were all scavenging the camp grounds of Scorpion Cove, Santa Cruz Island of the Channel Islands.
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