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> Surely a toxic pinch on a fox's nutsack wouldn't cause too many problems.
Male foxes' genitalia are something of a moot subject. When a man fox and a lady fox, who love each other very much, want to deomnstrate their love to each other they fox each other, after which the man fox's love area swells enormously to ensure that he is trapped inside the lady fox's special place. Sometime the foxes can be joined for hours. The hideous cry that eminates from the darkest reaches of the night, is often from a male fox who is coupled with a female.
This ensures that the male Fox's magic juice has a chance to reach the egg. Otherwise there is a chance that another male Fox would mate with the Vixen and its sperm would flush out the previous Fox's squirtlings.
Therefore be very, very careful about mentioning toxic pinches and nutsacks in front of male Foxes.
I am just too funny. My friend calls attarctive ladies 'foxes'. So I asked what that made him....
The donkey.
Bet he's out celebrating with the missus tonight
Erm
On another note, this is General Chat. Who bought up the standard, come on, own up.
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> You don't think this sort of thing goes on already? Species' being
> controlled via vegetation, diet and surroundings? It's the stuff
> you
> don't hear about that works.
>
>
> Well, I've never heard of any of that - any examples? Common sense
> implies to me that putting chemicals and such into a animal's natural
> food is foolish.
> Anyway, since when did foxes eat vegetation? They eat small mammals,
> birds, carcasses, frogs..
> How would you go about introducing toxins to that lot?
I wouldn't. I have no idea what I'm talking about. You expect me to take care of the fox problem after everything I've done for you lot? Tsk.
Like I said before, I have no idea how to solve this problem, but I could probably come up with a more humane way than shooting the foxes in the head.