How have red foxes adapted to the Savannah?

Red foxes have adapted to the savannah by developing a versatile diet that includes small mammals, birds, and insects, allowing them to thrive in diverse environments. Their keen eyesight and acute hearing help them detect prey in open landscapes. Additionally, their reddish fur provides camouflage among the grasses, aiding in hunting while also helping them avoid predators. Socially, they can adjust their behaviors to be more solitary or social based on resource availability.