Gray fox

It is called a cave-dweller because it goes about looking for caves. There it makes its home, there it hunts for things, there [the females] bear their young. Like a coati, it is long- and narrow-muzzled. And its fur is dark, a little rough, a little soft. And its food is mice, kangaroo rats, and small birds, if one of them somewhere passes by it. It eats all of them.