A “friendly” fox stunned a group of lads after joining them for a late-night kebab.
The unusual encounter was filmed by Tiggz while on a trip to Portsmouth.
The 22-year-old and around 10 friends were on their way to a stag party at around 8.30pm.
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After popping into Asda to grab supplies, the group decided to get food from a nearby takeaway.
Tiggz said he was standing outside when the fox approached and calmly stood next to him.
“That’s not something we’re used to in London because foxes usually run away from people,” Tiggz, from Hounslow, west London, told What’s The Jam.
“One of our friends came out and said, ‘you lot look there’s a fox just chilling next to Tiggz’.”
His friend Selim Saied, 23, a footballer who plays for Poole Town FC and in the Baller League, then decided to feed it.
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The pair went back inside the shop, where Selim initially tried to buy raw chicken.
But after being refused, he instead bought a plain doner kebab with no salad or sauce.
They placed the food next to the fox and it tucked in.
Tiggz said: “He was just one of the boys.”
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Selim bought a second kebab and hid it nearby so the fox could return for another meal later.
The clip has racked up nearly 200,000 views and more than 28,300 likes online.
Tiggz added: “The fox seemed very friendly and not scared like the London ones.
“I thought maybe it’s just a Portsmouth thing.”
One commentor said: “People who are kind to animals deserve all the love in the world.”
Another person said: “Thank you so much for being kind and helping him out.”
Someone else added: “I love this, but does it mean the fix will be showing up every time now and stop hunting for food naturally.”
A fourth person said: “The way it looks up in shock like damn wheres this scran been my whole life.”
Someone else added: “Bros gonna spend his whole life chasing this kind of high again.”
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