Foxes are found all over Britain, including:
* England: From rural countryside to urban areas, including cities like London.
* Scotland: Throughout the highlands and lowlands.
* Wales: Common in both rural and urban settings.
* Northern Ireland: Well established, with particularly high density in the northeast.
Foxes are highly adaptable and live in forests, woodlands, farmland, parks, and even gardens. They are especially common in urban areas where food and shelter are easy to find.
Although widespread, their exact numbers are difficult to determine because they are elusive. However, they are generally considered to be thriving in the UK.