Mondays be like... Diving head first into the snow? Tracking mice under the snow, the fox will leap up and land on its prey, taking it by surprise. Sometimes the snack is not surprised and eludes the fox. The fox must shake it off, look around to see if anyone saw the previous jump, and try again. Good luck, fox. NPS Video: A fox leaps head first into the snow at Yellowstone National Park. #MondayMotivation #FindYourPark | National Park Service

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CAUGHT IN THE ACT: These playful foxes were spotted bouncing around on a snowy trampoline in a British backyard, making the most of the unseasonably wintry weather. | ABC News

This young fox is on the hunt, searching for prey deep under the snow. How do you hunt a creature you cannot see? "Born in the Rockies: Growing Up" airs Wednesday, November 17th at 8/7c on PBS. [Video transcript: Although he may lack experience, this fox has all the tools he needs. Foxes have incredible hearing and can detect prey under more than three feet of snow. The tiniest movement can set the fox in motion. He's located the vole and with a pounce, he strikes. A miss. This technique is call

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