Fantastic rare foxes born in Drusillas near Hailsham

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By karenpj | Tuesday, May 04, 2010, 15:10

His ears look bigger than his body but with his fluffy fur and brown

eyes there's no doubt this tiny Fennec cub

is, er, foxy!

The rare fox is one

of triplets born to Mari and Tabari

at Drusillas Park in Alfriston,

near Hailsham.

At just over a month old, the cute trip are the first Fennec cubs to be born in Europe and are

the only cubs of their type in Britain.

The triplets, who haven't

been named, are set to be a big attraction to Drusillas visitors even though they'll

never grow longer than 15cm.

All together now - fantastic!

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  • Profile image for karenpj

    It is a fox. *Scientific voice* It's a rare fennec, which is part of the canine family and is usually found in the Sahara. More importantly, it's mega cute! I want one to take home.

    By karenpj at 11:22 on 06/05/10

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    Being the big fan of small mammals that I am, I can safely say that "fox" is awesome!

    I am still not convinced it is actually a fox though.

    By thomasmact at 11:20 on 06/05/10

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  • Profile image for Seamus_McC

    Aww, it's like the Zooborns blog - http://tinyurl.com/8lztgk

    By Seamus_McC at 09:37 on 06/05/10

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  • Profile image for coopslad

    Aw, cute.
    I used to go to Drusillas every summer when I was a kid. Haven't been for ages, Do they still have those dinosaurs dotted all over the place?
    Used to love the massive wooden climbing frames too. Bet they've been pulled down now thanks to 'ealth and safety....

    By coopslad at 09:30 on 06/05/10

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    So cute! Can't wait to see them.

    By katikatiman9 at 09:27 on 06/05/10

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