Homonym: silver fox (Attractiveness)
A "silver fox" refers to a color variant of the red fox, characterized by its striking grayish-black fur with silver tips. This coloration is due to a genetic mutation and is most commonly found in North America. Silver foxes are known for their adaptability and can thrive in various habitats, including forests, grasslands, and urban areas.
In addition to its natural occurrence, the term "silver fox" is also used colloquially to describe an attractive older man, often distinguished by gray or silver hair. This usage highlights the appeal of maturity and experience in social contexts.