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Foxes are increasingly adapting to urban life. They now appear in various city areas but are often viewed as pests by residents. Their increased presence isn't accidental; it reflects difficulties finding natural habitats.
As cities grow and expand, natural fox habitats continue shrinking. These changes force adaptation to artificial environments where they encounter new challenges like food scarcity, human infrastructure dangers, and coexistence necessities with people.

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