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Tourists Capture Hilarious Footage Of Foxes Locked In A Screaming Battle

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There is no messing with these foxes. The unhappy pair weren’t afraid to show their anger in front of tourists at the Miyagi Zao Fox Village in Japan. Australian Roz was visiting the fox village while on her travels around the country and captured this footage of the animals fighting. The bizarre display left her in a fit of laughter as the foxes stood screaming at each other.
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