[gatagato]

Footage has emerged of a fox stealing a teenager's phone. After scurrying off with the boy's device, the sneaky beast then sent a taunting text.
It read: "Jlv In ø \ a0ab 34348tu åaugjoi zølbmosdji jsøg ijio sjiw." Chilling.

The recipient had no idea what it meant, as he doesn’t speak fox, but clearly he just intercepted an encoded command. Foxes have mastered typing text messages but not sending them.
To be totally fair to the thieving vulpine, Bjercke had installed an app on his phone that was specifically designed to attract foxes by making a sound like a rabbit. (This is what Norwegians do instead of Candy Crush.) It worked better than expected, and the fox ran off with its strangely square, hard rabbit prey. Bjercke tried to call the phone so he could locate it, but the fox was already too tech-savvy — it was just like “huh, this rabbit is ringing, better answer it.” Within hours it had learned how to text Bjercke’s friends.
Bjercke caught the theft on video.
http://www.vg.no/nyheter/utrolige-hi...artid=10071185
http://grist.org/list/tech-savvy-fox...e-sends-texts/
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013...?utm_hp_ref=uk

The phone still hasn’t been recovered, so the fox is probably up to at least level 18 of Angry Birds now.

[kellyhound]

hilarious

[DIfferent_Trains]

Anyone know how to get this rabbit sound? I assume it's a sound? We have quite a few foxes here and I'd love to get them to come close enough to snap pics!

[Faline]