Fennec foxes have humongous ears - all the better to hear their prey with! In the wild, these foxes hunt by listening out for underground prey and burrowing. Here, the keepers encourage the foxes to dig and burrow for their food by hiding treats like mealworms and long beans in logs. Swing by Night Safari’s Creatures of the Night Show for a chance to catch them in action: http://bit.ly/NS_CONS 📹: Anne Kayleigh Joseph, Trainer/Presenter | Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Eevee, the little fennec fox just learned her first trick! 🙌 👏 by Foxes & Friends | UNILAD

In the wild, fennec foxes can have a hard time finding food. Because of this, they are not picky about what they eat. They are considered omnivores, meaning they will eat both plants and animals, including: rodents, birds, reptiles, insects, eggs, and desert plants. To satisfy this varied diet, we feed Milo and Mosley quite a variety of food from a written diet plan approved by our veterinarians that includes the types and amounts of foods that are nutritionally balanced for these foxes. Every d