The slender-tailed badger, also known as the "fox", is a small mammal.
It inhabits the most open and arid countries in Africa. It is found in tropical hard soils and is mainly distributed in deserts or sand dunes of terrestrial biomes.
They are very social animals, living in colonies of up to forty, specializing in burrowing and resting at night during the day.
Foxes have a rich daily life, sometimes engaging in wrestling, running activities, and sometimes singing with real and false voice changes.
Of course, the fox family is really not easy to mess with, and even cobras are not their opponents.
In order to ensure the safety of the fox family, when other foxes are foraging or playing, there will be foxes to take the initiative to stand up and shoulder the task of sending out sentries, and when danger comes, the sentries will "whistle warning" and let their partners hide underground.
Sometimes, when faced with ground clashes, they will also straighten their waists to intimidate the enemy or rush up to scare the enemy away.
Usually the spouse of the supreme leader of the group has the right to reproduce.