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And do you know which crop accounts for about one-fifth of global calorie consumption?
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Can you tell?
By some estimates, the crop shown here accounts for about one-fifth of global calorie consumption. Do you know what it is?
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Wildlife spotlight
Cross fox
Diet
Rodents, rabbits, insects, fruit, and carrion
What's in a name?
The most common coat color of the red fox is a shade of red, with grayish, black, and white accents. There are other color phases or morphs: the silver fox (whose coat can be silver to nearly black) and the cross fox, with a reddish brown coat, one black stripe down the back, and another across the shoulders.
Cross foxes, a melanistic form of red foxes, are found throughout much of the northern hemisphere, from the Arctic circle across North America to Central America, central Asia, and northern Africa. At 8 to 12 pounds, these small animals may be the most widespread mammal, after humans!
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Raising animals for meat, milk, and eggs has been a part of the global agricultural landscape for millennia for many reasons—from nutrition to cultural identity to people's livelihoods. Meat production is expected to increase by how much by 2050?
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70%
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Photos: Leatherback sea turtle © Fílmico Colombia/WWF-US; Jellyfish and plastic © naturepl.com/Alex Mustard/WWF; Community helping river dolphin © Jaime Rojo/WWF-US; Ring-tailed lemur © Wendy Klausner; Shrimp in a bucket © Antonio Busiello/WWF-US; Jaguar © Hugh M Smith; Can you tell image © Photoongraphy/Shutterstock.com; Cross fox © Warren Metcalf/Shutterstock; Fox ecard © Howard Buffet/WWF-US; Farmer feeding pigs © Luis Barreto/WWF-UK; African elephants © Marcus Westberg/WWF-US
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