Gray foxes in New Mexico are also known as tree foxes because of an amazing ability to climb using strong hooked claws. They even live in tree cavities camouflaging well thanks to rusty-red markings, gray backs and black-tipped bushytails. Melvin Sandoval's earthy hued marble wild canine is about 3 1/4" long, 3/4" wide and 1 3/8" tall. A gorgeous slate point offering bundle pays tribute to vital Foxes who keep other small animal populations in balance even snacking on grasshoppers helping reduce pressure on crops and vegetation.