These charming photographs capture foxes, young and old, nuzzling in moments of tenderness.
Based in the Netherlands, Raimond has been trekking in nature to photograph foxes for over 10 years.
Most people believe that foxes are solitary creatures.
Raimond clarifies that while this applies to the way they hunt, it does not reflect their social lives.
[In] spare moments, they wash and hug each other.
Family ties are very strong.
Sometimes these grown daughters stay with their mothers for years to learn all of the necessary skills.
Siblings sometimes continue to socialize well into adulthood.
And even within these relationships, there is still a lot of affection.
Dutch photographer Roeselien Raimond has made a name for herself photographing red foxes.
Her latest series captures foxes in moments of physical affection.
Each pair of foxes nuzzles closely, strengthening their bond to one another.
Even though foxes are mostly known as lone predators, these photos reveal a different side.
Foxes have a social side filled with loving, tender moments.
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