Hooray! 🎉 Swift fox pups have been born in the grasslands of Montana for the first time in more than 50 years! A pair of foxes released at the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Sept. 2020 has four little ones venturing out of the den. 🐾 Swift foxes are back in their native range and pups on the ground are a positive (and adorable) sign of reproductive success! Made possible by the Assiniboine (Nakoda) and Gros Ventre (Aaniiih) Tribes of Fort Belknap, the swift fox reintroduction program is le

Nocturnal and ever-moving, documenting these tiny swift foxes took three years for photographer Michael Forsberg. https://on.natgeo.com/2LTLQO4 | National Geographic History

This video of a swift fox den was captured this spring by South Gillette Game Warden Levi Wood. The swift fox is one of three fox species found in Wyoming, including the red fox and the gray fox found in the Black Hills. It is Wyoming's (and North America's) smallest canine, weighing in at just five to six pounds. Throughout the majority of their range, swift fox are tied to arid grassland and mixed shrub-grassland habitats. In Wyoming, this species is most common in the Great Plains habitats of