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James McCloud Team Dog

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BlueWolf Fox

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Well... I think you mean a screaming fox, right?  _________________ Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.
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James McCloud Team Dog

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UltraMetaloid Team Dog

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Ah, a screaming fox. I knew foxes make a wide range of vocals, but I don't remember anything about them howling. That scream almost sounds like a howl, though. _________________ Dancing in the moonlight -
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It's such a fine and natural sight,
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James McCloud Team Dog

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Fang Team Dog

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Coyotes, to me, sound very much like a dog howling. I can't really tell the difference. |
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