"Black-brown inspection": a fox inspects the food of shift workers at oil rigs in Yugra.

Shift workers in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug write that they have started receiving  A fox with an interesting coloring. Underneath the black fur on her sides and neck, she has large red spots, while the rest of her fur is gray and black. This predator comes directly to drilling sites and begs for food from the workers. She's not at all afraid of people and calmly poses for videos after a hearty meal. 

On the Internet they called her a black-brown fox, although there are no such foxes were taken out predominantly black or silver—their fur was once highly prized. That's why it has been on the coat of arms of Surgut since the 17th century. depicted The black fox as a symbol of the region's rich fur trade.

Fur is no longer as valuable as it was in the 17th century. So the fox from the drilling rig will be able to inspect the shift workers for a long time: its luxurious fur is in no danger. 

Video: "Herald"