STREET FOXESWhen night falls and the streets go quiet, others come out for their nightly round. Foxes —just like plenty of other creatures— have learned to navigate the noise, the pavement, and the glow of city lights. They sneak around, sniffing the air, always on the lookout for something to eat.
You might catch them slipping through alleys, darting between parked cars, or gliding like shadows through an empty park. It’s not that they’ve lost their fear —it’s just that hunger hits harder.
These sightings used to be rare. Now? They're part of the nightly routine. Nature’s slowly taking its space back, adapting to our chaos. And in the middle of all that, they move with this mix of wild elegance and street-smart charm, like they've always belonged to the urban jungle.
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Just me at the Golf Club party, blending in with my new circle of friends.