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My husband and I had the unbelievable experience of camping by a remote Cascade red fox den and watching a mama fox and a kit playing, snuggling, and hanging out for a whole evening and morning!
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In the rugged subalpine zones along Manastash Ridge east of Mount Rainier, a GPS collared female A GPS collared female Cascade red fox is giving us a rare glimpse into the complex social lives of these elusive carnivores. This female was first fitted with a GPS collar by University of Washington PhD student, Nate Redon, in partnership with Mount Rainier National Park and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife in 2023. In 2024, her movements led us to a den. And this year, a 2nd den in a new location. She is revealing a fascinating story of cooperation and survival.
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