Welcome to the website! Here you will find a comparison between two foxes living in drastically different environments: the fennec fox (Vulpes zerda) is the primary species, and the arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) is the secondary species. Despite having different habitats, these foxes manage to have a lot in common, both in terms of behaviour and diet, although there are some noteable differences between the two. 
The left column of the page will refer to the arctic fox, while the right column will refer to the fennec fox. To achieve a comprehensive knowledge base of the comparison, I suggest reading the topics in order (i.e. background, morphology, life history, nutrition, and finally reproduction.

Emily Smith