London foxes: tea in hand, tipping their hats, and still causing mischief, pure class!
Poor things are probably evolving into this. I live by a highway and it’s horrifying to see every now and then a poor dead animal that was trying to cross only to find a concrete wall in their way.
Funny looking zebra
Urbane Foxes
I’m not joking you, I was walking down a road in Canterbury, just about to come up to a zebra crossing after a night out.
Same thing happened, this fox not only came to the zebra crossing but looked both ways before walking across 😭 I could not believe it!! Who taught them their green cross code??
Just don’t call them a *%%^* $>$$>>$$.
And of course, scooters don’t observe the highway code for anyone
Does anyone remember the trauma that was ‘The Animals of Farthing Wood’? Whenever I see animals behave this way, I feel like there’s a grand plan and some badgers and hedgehogs etc are prepping for phase two. Then one of them dies.
Saw a fox in Manchester do this at 2-3am. It was sat at the traffic lights, looked at me, then crossed.
They’re better than the seagulls that nick sandos from m&s
He’s probably the only one who crosses at the zebra anyway.
He’s waiting for those two hedgehogs from the old road safety ads
Good job no cyclists there, poor fox would’ve never got accross.
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London foxes: tea in hand, tipping their hats, and still causing mischief, pure class!
Poor things are probably evolving into this. I live by a highway and it’s horrifying to see every now and then a poor dead animal that was trying to cross only to find a concrete wall in their way.
Funny looking zebra
Urbane Foxes
I’m not joking you, I was walking down a road in Canterbury, just about to come up to a zebra crossing after a night out.
Same thing happened, this fox not only came to the zebra crossing but looked both ways before walking across 😭 I could not believe it!! Who taught them their green cross code??
Just don’t call them a *%%^* $>$$>>$$.
And of course, scooters don’t observe the highway code for anyone
Does anyone remember the trauma that was ‘The Animals of Farthing Wood’? Whenever I see animals behave this way, I feel like there’s a grand plan and some badgers and hedgehogs etc are prepping for phase two. Then one of them dies.
Saw a fox in Manchester do this at 2-3am. It was sat at the traffic lights, looked at me, then crossed.
They’re better than the seagulls that nick sandos from m&s
He’s probably the only one who crosses at the zebra anyway.
He’s waiting for those two hedgehogs from the old road safety ads
Good job no cyclists there, poor fox would’ve never got accross.
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