The fox has traditionally been a forest-dwelling species, but it has recently learned to live in urban areas, as well. The fox is a quick learner, and it can adapt to various environments relatively quickly. 

In forests, foxes usually hunt for small mammals such as voles. In parks and cities, foxes mainly search for scraps of food left by humans. 

In cities, foxes can learn to not be afraid of humans. However, most foxes still build their nests in forests outside urban areas.