On 21/12/2020 15:09, T i m wrote:

Sure, but hopefully after a long and natural life, not as a child (as
most animals killed for their flesh are very young and getting younger
(with foods and drugs) as that's better for profits).

Foxes are capable of living 20 years, but their average life span
appears to be about five.

Given that foxes aren't bred for meat and so have no profit motive
associated with that, where do you suspect their 'long and natural life'
might come from, as 'nature' doesn't seem to be doing them much good at all.

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Spike