h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Just to clarify, Foxes are not related to Wolves, much in the same way that Lions are not related to Tigers.

Well that is true but they are the canid family

To be honest, though, the Tiger and the Lion are more closely related than a Wolf is to a fox.

Saying that a Wolf is related to a Fox is like saying that a Brit is related to a Spaniard, whereas saying that a Lion is related to a Tiger is like saying that a Chinese and a Mongolese are related.

I will have to look more into it gotta go now

See, the Wolf (Canis Lupus)and the Fox (Vulpes Vulpes) are in deed Canids, however they are from two totally different subspeices of the Canidae family, whereas the Lion (Panthera Leo) and the Tiger (Panthera Tigris) are members of the same subspeices of the Felidae family.
INterestingly enough, the Felidae family all have a genetic defect that prevents them from tasting sweetness.

Good morning

Morning? It's almost lunch time.

yes eleven forty five

Ummm.. Yes in deed it was..

Anyhow, did you find anything out about the relatsions between Wolf and Fox?

I'd say that unlike the Lions and Tigers, who are pretty closely related and can have offspring (Ligers, for instance) whereas a Wolf can't breed with a Fox.

not yet but you are right

Canids - Family Canidae

http://www.animalomnibus.com/dogs.htm

Above /\ is very useful

Anyone else into wolves ?

anyone else?

I'm into wolves. I like how they can savagely rip a person to pieces in minutes.

Well there has never been a recorded case of a wolf attacking a human being.

"Never"???
http://www.wolftrust.org.uk/a-wkp4-attack-categories.html

Well not an unprovoked attack rabies is another matter.

thank you for link

Did you scroll down the page and read point 2? Predatory Attacks. It compares these with rabid attacks. Quite different.