A family of foxes has chosen an unusual place as a home. We are in Menlo Park, in California, an area recently classified as "Habitat natural" by the National Wildlife Federation, famous above all as the place where the Facebook headquarters is located.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
A family of foxes has chosen an unusual place as a home. We are in Menlo Park, in California, an area recently classified as a "Habitat natural" by the National Wildlife Federation, famous above all as the place where the Facebook headquarters.
The employees immediately loved their new wild “colleagues”, so much so that they recounted their every move in detail through photographs and reports. Obviously, they could only dedicate to them a special Facebook page, FB Foxe, with over 100 followers, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Apparently, the parents of these gray foxes moved here last year. At the end of April, the first sightings began, while the little ones explored and played around the offices. One of the three clever ones, needless to say, was nicknamed "Firefox".
To ensure virtuous behavior towards them, Facebook would have turned to some wildlife experts for advice on proper management. Judging by the photos that crowd social media, however, the foxes seem to have adapted perfectly to this peaceful coexistence. Especially its comfort, as they love to sleep on rugs and pillows.
Roberta Ragni
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