Abstract
Eighteen free-ranging live red fox (Vulpes vulpes) captured during the period ranged from October 2007 to April 2008 from rural and semi-desert regions of North-Western part of Libya were investigated parasitologically for presenceof intestinal helminthes. The study revealed that 2 foxes (11.1%) were free from intestinal helminthes and 16 foxes (88.9%) were infected with helminth parasites species.