Although
it is called the grey fox, its coloration is not usually
grey. Only parts of it are. Because it lives in warmer
parts of the world, they do not have a double coat.
They have a single layer of course fur. Their legs are
shorter than that of their red cousins. They also differ
from most Vulpes foxes by their oval-shaped pupils,
unlike the slit-like ones that their cousins have.
