Many people are used to foxes having a white tail tip. It’s a very common trait and one most of us instantly associate with foxes. But in nature, it’s not a strict rule.

The color of a fox’s tail tip can vary depending on genetics, age, season, and environment. Some foxes have a pure white tip, others have a cream, beige, or slightly brownish one. All of these are completely natural variations.

For Tomas, the non-white tail tip is a conscious design choice. It makes him feel a bit more grounded, mature, and less “storybook perfect.” It also helps his silhouette feel calmer and more balanced, without pulling too much attention to the tail.

Which one do you prefer?