Namibia's Bat-Eared Foxes

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Bat-eared foxes use their oversized, ultra-sensitive ears to detect insects moving underground. With swift digging, they uncover beetles, larvae, and other tiny prey. These small canids thrive in southern Africa's Kalahari Desert, where the sandy terrain perfectly suits their constant foraging.

Documentary  Animals

Directed by

Rudolf Lammers

Starring

Margit du Toit, Richard Burnip