Foxlights

Overview & Synopsis

Foxlights are deterrent devices targeting night predators that have been used in a variety of applications, including to keep black bears away from villages in the Himalayas and to stop kangaroos and ducks from damaging crops in Australia. Each Foxlight has nine lights of up to three different colors (white, red, and blue), which blink to generate a randomized pattern of lights at irregular intervals. The randomized light sequence creates the perception of someone walking with a flashlight. This light is projected at 360 degrees and is visible for up to two kilometers if there are no obstructions.