MAMMALIA. PER.®. Cams. 45 
Body upper part tawny, blackilli on the back, lower yellowifh- 
white ; ears (Iroit, ereft, pointed, while and hairy within ; 
tail taperuig both ways, tipt with black; length. 29 inches, 
‘f°'<nelas. Fail ftraight ; bodyrufty; band oq the back black, 
tioniraon at the Cape of Good Hope: 27 inches long, 
Far.e refeinbling a fox; ears yellowifli-brown ; throat, 
breaPiwA belly white; tai/ ycUowifli -brown, with a longitu- 
dinal black ftripc on the upper part, towards the end 3 black 
rings, tipt with white ; Jides pale brown. 
ytaon, r.iil (Iraight; body black. Black Fox, 
Inhabits £wrc^c, AJia, and the colder parts oi America: the 
mofi crafty of its tribe. 
Colour entirely black, or variegated with greyifli ; hairs often 
iilvery at the tips ; jkiti very precious. 
its. Tail ftraigbt, tipt with white. Fox, 
Inhabits riaro/ie, Afia, Africa, America zs i-dr Chili : very 
cunning ; feeds on lambs, poultry, imall birds, but not on 
birds whofc flefli is rank, and the dung of otlter animals, fat- 
tens on grapes ; preys far from home ; howls at night ; fearful 
of fire-arms and the fmell of powder ; is chafed by linoke ; 
emits a rank odour from the bale of the tail. 
Body lawny; fore-feet and tips of the ere£l ears black, rarely 
white j lips white, 
Tail ftraight; tip black. Brant Fox. 
Inhibits Europe, Af a, md Chili : lels, rather darker. 
1. Tail black above, red beneath, fides cinereous. 
2. Feet coal black. Colour Jilvery grey, tail tipt with w'hite. 
Tail ftraight, tawny, bafe and tip black. . 
inhabits Afiatic Rujfia : preys on birds, ftinks, howls or barks, 
lefs than the fox. 
Hair foft, downy ; tail buftiy, as long as the body. 
Tail ftraight; body grey; ears black. 
Inhabits the delerts of the Kalniucs and Kirgifees. 
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Tail ftraight; body cinereous; neck tawny at the Tides. 
' t-us. Inhabits North America : finaller than the fox. 
^’'Sinia~ Tail ftraight ; body whitifti-afh. Grey Fox, 
Inhabits Carolina, and warm parts of North America ; lives in 
hoilow trunks of trees ; cafily tamed, Lagopus, 
