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Originally Posted by AdamD
I don't agree with either, personally
Mind you, I've never understood boxing either, watching two people beat each other senseless always seemed rather, well, primitive?
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These two people do it by choice, the fox and to a great degree, the hounds and horses, have none.
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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
yeah I thought similiar when I read it, its like the people who claim dog attacks are not normal and it must indicate some kind of unsusual circumstance.
this attack must be great timing for those who want fox hunting tho.
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But dog attacks are not normal.
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Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic
I don't believe for a second that a fox harmed those children... it just doesn't add up.
I hope the truth comes out very soon, before anyone starts harming foxes!
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If that was true, it is a bit late now, a fox has already died.
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Originally Posted by Maggy J
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/10276286.stm
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A fox was photographed by a police officer just after a suspected attack on twin baby girls in their home in Hackney, east London.
He spotted the animal through a patio door and took a photo using his mobile phone after the attack on Saturday
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When will you all realise that foxes used to be frightened of humans..But stupid humans keep seeing them as some cute friendly dog and feeding them.
They are predators and now they aren't scared of us anymore they are just as likely to go after vulnerable small babies that cannot get away.They are notorious for killing every chicken in a coop when all they need is one chicken..So I can fully see that they would attack a baby in a cot.
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But that is not proof that the attack was made by a fox, even less proof of that it was the same fox.