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When we think of pets, most of the times we only think of dogs and cats and the occasional fish. But in reality, there are so many different kinds of pets that are being kept by people, it’s hard to keep track. Some find pleasure in cuddling next to a large python, some like the thrill of keeping gargantuan spiders in their rooms and others decide to stay true to the furry pets trend and opt for a rabbit or five. Whichever it may be, we can all agree that keeping a pet is the best thing that can happen to you. Not everything that comes from the wilderness is as scary as it might sound. Sure, the more colorful the animal is, the more we crave to make it our pet, but it is also more dangerous. Usually the colors are the predatory mechanisms of animals that want to lure us in and make them our meal. But if we manage to recreate the natural habitat of those animals when we take them as our pets, disasters can be easily avoided. Nowadays, people keep everything from the fluffy and seemingly harmless Angora rabbits, to the most vicious slithering predators on Earth as their pets. It comes as no surprise that some people actually keep <a href="https://rumble.com/v34nuy-fisherman-feeds-fox.html" target="_blank">foxes</a> as their pets. This is the case with many pet owners in Asia. Many of them buy them as pets, but there is an increasing number of owners who were tricked by pet sellers into believing they are buying a unique brand of dog, while they are unknowingly buying a baby fox. Luckily, that’s not the case with Bandit the fox. It can be seen sharing the same obsession with <a href="https://rumble.com/v3dy5s-kitten-playing-peekaboo-in-cardboard-box.html" target="_blank">cardboard boxes</a> like cats do, much to the delight of its owner. Cuteness overload!