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The Gobi Desert's cutest morning roll call just dropped! In northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, a tiny fox cub peeked its fluffy head out of a den, then four siblings came tumbling right behind, like a fuzzy little riot squad. These red fox babies, a nationally protected species in China, spent the morning chasing and wrestling on sandy slopes, turning a quiet corner of the Gobi into their personal playground. Experts say the local fox population is growing thanks to Karamay's wetland restoration. More mice and hares mean happier fox families.
The Gobi Desert's cutest morning roll call just dropped! In northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, a tiny fox cub peeked its fluffy head out of a den, then four siblings came tumbling right behind, like a fuzzy little riot squad. These red fox babies, a nationally protected species in China, spent the morning chasing and wrestling on sandy slopes, turning a quiet corner of the Gobi into their personal playground. Experts say the local fox population is growing thanks to Karamay's wetland restoration. More mice and hares mean happier fox families.