Ever wondered what a fox actually sounds like? You might think of cartoonish “yips” or the viral song that took over the internet, but the truth is far more fascinating. Let’s dive into the curious world of fox communication and finally answer the age-old question: what does the fox say? The Science Behind Fox Sounds Foxes are surprisingly vocal animals. Unlike dogs or cats, they have a wide range of noises that serve different purposes. Here are some of the main types of fox sounds: Barks: Short, sharp, and often used to warn or signal other foxes. Screams: High-pitched calls, usually during mating season, that can sound eerie in the night. Howls and Whines: Used to communicate with family members or to locate each other over long distances. Gekkering: A rapid, chattering noise that often happens during disputes or playful fights. Each sound has a distinct purpose, showing that foxes are more expressive than most people realize. Why Do Foxes Make These Noises? F...