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Yes: in Britain, cubs are killed by golden eagles and badgers, and elsewhere by several other predators. In Europe and America adult foxes are occasionally killed by wolves, coyotes, bears, and various other predators. However, the number killed is generally low and, other than coyotes, is not believed to have an impact on fox numbers.
