Rävar

Rävar is the Swedish plural noun for foxes. It refers to multiple individuals of the species commonly known as the red fox (Vulpes vulpes). In Swedish wildlife literature, rävar denotes foxes in general, including observational notes about their behavior and ecology.

Ecology: Red foxes have a broad distribution, including northern Europe and Sweden, and are adaptable to a range of habitats such as forests, agricultural land, and urban areas. They are omnivorous, feeding on small mammals, birds, insects, fruits, and human-provided foods. They typically den in burrows or natural shelters.

Cultural usage: Foxes feature in Swedish folklore and literature, often depicted as clever or wary animals. The word rävar appears in folklore contexts and modern media, reflecting the animal's presence in rural and urban life.

Other uses: Rävar is also used as a surname in Nordic countries; the name is relatively uncommon but legitimate.