Yes foxes will bite but only if scared or being tormented.
"Occasionally the press reports attacks on children that are said to be by foxes, but very often the bite wounds do not appear to be typical fox bites. It is not impossible that a child could be bitten by a fox but, if it occurs, it is extremely rare. In comparison, the risk of injury from domestic dogs and cats is very much higher. For example, in the USA about 5 million people are bitten by dogs each year and 15 to 20 people die from dog bites yearly. Most of the victims are children. Similarly, there are more than 400,000 cat bites each year in the USA. There are no good statistics from Britain, but it is likely that the number of dog and cat bites is around a fifth of those recorded in the USA. Even in countries where rabies is present, humans are much more likely to be bitten by a rabid domestic dog than by a fox.
The risks of people being attacked by a fox are negligible compared to the risks of being attacked by a domestic dog or cat."
(Above taken from http://www.thefoxwebsite.org/urbanfoxes/urbanconflict.html)
While a fox could give you a nasty bite and do quite a bit of damage, it isn't big enough to actually bite off your head.
Fox Bite Alarms are fishing lure bite alarms designed to signal when a fish such as Carp take the bait from down deep where one may not be able to see or in the dark where one might be able to see. Fox Bite Alarms are primarily used in the United Kingdom but can be purchase from Foxinit as well as Amazon.
yes the Arctic fox is dangerous it will probably bite you and scratch you pretty badly
yes, quite hard, he likes it kinky.
It is called a stole. They can be with, or without heads.
A Red Fox Would Win Because It Is Bigger, Stronger, Heavier, Smarter And Quicker Than The Grey Fox. Also, The Grey Fox Does Not Have The Ability To Kill Animals By Doing That Nasty Bite Turn On The Neck That Red Foxes Sometimes Do. But Grey Foxes Are Suprisingly Good Climbers. If The Grey Fox Had A Chance To Get Up A Tree And The Red Fox Left. The Grey Fox Would Get Away.
If an injured fox is found, call a local veterinarian and ask for the name and phone number of a wildlife rehabilitator. Do not attempt to pick up the animal yourself as the animal is in pain and may misinterpret your actions and bite.
Foxes do not make good pets. They are not domesticated like dogs, and remain wild and liable to bite humans or destroy your belongings. If you like the look of a fox, you should get a dog that looks like a fox instead.
a fox uses its quick speed to dodge most attacks combigned with its lethal claws to slash at an attackers limbs in an attempt to knock over the attacker, foxes also have a strong bite, they can easily rip flesh away.
Typically foxes will not come within striking distance of a horse due to their size. A horse is more than capable of killing a fox that draws too near. however the fox could bite the horse on the legs and do some damage.
It's called sick and unusal dead animal corpse. Glad I could help.
Red foxes are not dangerous to humans, although, like any wild animal, it is important to give it enough space. It does have sharp teeth, and if it feels like you are attacking it, a fox could bite you (although the injuries would not be life threatening).