Tobias Amaranth's video: Mik and Nik - Hold on I Smell Chicken

And you know what I think about chicken, don'cha?? Nikolai notices a chicken wandering around and then goes to play with the hanging toy-square. After a small bit of play with his brother, I start rambling on incorrectly (it seems). Though Mikhail -is- the one chewing at the second, third and fourth points in this video. Then Nikolai finally pulls the teddy bear out of their little den. To be fair, the director explained the difference between the two being that Mikhail is the larger one, and that it was hard to tell them apart unless they are together. If I at least got the initial name assignments correct (it's a -little- hard to even tell the size without handling them) then they should be consistent through all video remarks. See my usual quote below. These two foxes are from the Russian Domesticated fox project. Mikhail is the larger one with the very small spot of white on his forehead, and Nikolai is the smaller, slightly more dominant fox with some subtle white patches on his shoulders. This video was shot at the Austin Zoo and Animal Sanctuary. This is a temporary enclosure for them to get some exercise and fresh air in until their permanent habitat is complete. The foxes are here because of an importing problem of the organization Sibfox. After being improperly imported to the US (through Texas) the government seized them and they were leased to this zoo. To learn more about the Russian Domestication process, please contact the Institute of Cytology and Genetics. DISCLAIMER: I am -not- in any way associated with the Austin Zoo and Animal Sanctuary. I also personally -do- support the domestication of Vulpes Vulpes undertaken by the Institute of Cytology and Genetics.