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Den-Site Behavior of Bengal Foxes ( Vulpes bengalensis ) Reveals Persistent Use, Social Interactions, and Coexistence in Shared Spaces

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By Muntasir Akash, Maximilian L. Allen, Mohammad Samiul Alam
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1 Introduction Shelter is a key component of the natural history of animals because it directly affects survival, and hence population persistence and growth (Kinlaw 1999). One of the predominant forms of shelter is the use of natal dens (Johnsingh 1978)—excavated or adopted structures which protect neonates from predators and environmental extremes (Yovovich et al. 2020; Naderi et al. 2024) while providing access to resources required to raise young (Allen and Moll 2023).
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