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Can a fox eat larger foxes?

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Technically yes, but only piece by piece over time, however foxes do not cannibalize each other. Generally the only time a fox would intentionaly kill another would be if it had been infected with rabies, and even then it would not cannibalize the body.

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Will fox eat fox?
Short answer no. However, if the fox is dead, and the other one is starved, there is a chance. But in a normal enviroment, a fox wouldn't eat another fox.
Do foxes eat other foxes?
No, they only eat other foxes when in great distress like being in a fur farm, for there is no food given to them there except the other dead animals' bodies.
What do fox eat?
Fox eat during the daytime and nighttime. They mostly feed on small rodents, berries, grasses, wood bark, and a road kill might be considered as desert.
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Meat and fruits
Where do foxes eat?
They eat where their prey has been killed, or they take their catch to their earth and eat it there or they just take it away and eat it. They eat almost everywhere.