Are there foxes in central park?

Yes, there are foxes in Central Park. In fact, there are an estimated 2,500 foxes living in the park, making it one of the densest urban fox populations in the world. The foxes are mostly red foxes, but there are also some gray foxes and Arctic foxes. The foxes live in dens that they dig in the ground, and they feed on a variety of foods, including rodents, rabbits, birds, and fruits. The foxes are also known to be quite friendly and curious, and they will often approach people who are walking in the park.