Foxes turned a model village into their own playground

Young foxes have launched a veritable rampage at the miniature Southsea Model Village in Portsmouth, England. The animals are running around the model, knocking over tiny buildings, damaging villager figurines, and scattering exhibit elements.

The nuisance animals are smashing buildings, damaging villager figurines, and wreaking havoc on infrastructure. Mark Wilson, owner of Southsea Model Village, explained that the foxes previously only lounged on the premises, but now they're wreaking havoc, considering the village their playground.

Mark added that the foxes are likely attracted to the material the figurines are made of. This material, used in 3D printers, is made from corn.

Despite the damage, the owner has no plans to drive the animals away. In fact, he's even provided them with a bowl of water and hopes that when the young animals grow up and explore new areas, the raids will cease. For now, life at the model village remains unpredictable.