A baby fox is called a kit or cub. Both names are correct — "kit" is more common in North America, "cub" in Britain.
Called both "kit" and "cub" — both are correct
Born deaf, blind, and brown (not red!)
Fur turns red at about 1 month old
Play is essential — develops pouncing and hunting skills
Father brings food to the den for mother and kits
Kits practice "mouse pounce" on each other
Red foxes can hear a mouse under 3 feet of snow
Urban fox kits have been seen playing on trampolines