A fox that catches prey in several fields but brings the prey back to a single den to feed its young is an example of

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The behavior of the fox, catching prey in different fields but returning to a single den to feed its young, is an example of central-place foraging. This refers to a foraging strategy where an individual forages in an area that is some distance away from a central location, which is typically the individual's nest or den site. The individual then brings the resources back to the central location to consume, and possibly to share with offspring or other group members.

A Fox That Catches Prey in Several Fields but Brings