About foxes and humans

A red coat, amber eyes, a graceful figure – once you meet a fox, you won't soon forget it. But the fox is not only known for its beauty, but also for being clever, cunning, and curious. It is found from the Arctic Circle to North Africa and is increasingly colonising cities across Europe.
Biologist Sophia Kimmig regularly follows their tracks, trying to find out how these urban foxes operate. In her book, which has become very popular in Germany, she takes readers on nocturnal explorations, introduces them with her characteristic humour to the pitfalls of field research, and provides an exciting insight into the hidden lives of our wild red-haired neighbours.

The publication also presents interesting facts about foxes and other wild urbanising creatures, and is supplemented by many photographs as well as the author's own drawings.