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These fox kit photos were snapped in northern Missouri, days before their den flooded. We’re awaiting word on their fate.

By Andrew McKean | Published Jun 25, 2010 6:24 PM

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httpswww.outdoorlife.comsitesoutdoorlife.comfilesimport2014importImage2010photo6IMG_0687.jpg — Ginger and Dan Weston snapped these cool photos of fox kits near their den near Unionville, Missouri

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