A ferret has no survival mechanisms.They have been domesticated so long and have lost any ability to survive on it's own and have no inherent fear of other animals A survival mechanism is anything that helps an organism elude capture by predators. If a ferret was in the back yard and was attacked by a raccoon, it would use it's sharp teeth to ward off the raccoon. More info on survival mechanisms can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survival_mechanism
no fruit doesn't kill a ferret the only think not to feed a ferret is meat any type of meat
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By protecting itself
No. Most often, the black footed ferret will occupy a prairie dog's burrow. Black footed ferrets rely completely on prairie dogs for survival. This includes food, and shelter. Very rarely, and I mean very rarely, a black footed ferret may modify a ground squirrel's den. Black footed ferrets rely on prairie dogs for about 95-98% of survival, and that includes dens.
A ferret might kill any rodent, birds, small snake or reptiles, maybe bugs.
Albino ferrets are the same as any other ferret. If your ferret is not as active as other ferrets, it may be an indication of illness or disease, and needs a checkup with the veterinarian.
Depends, The ferret might attack the chicken or the chicken might peck the ferret. But it really depends.
I have not known any ferret that is a problem.
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Alcoholic beverages are toxic to any animals Alcoholic beverages would be toxic to a ferret leading to death.
Ferret tend to hide their illnesses, it may be time for a checkup at the veterinarians
Intelligence began with survival, animals gained mechanisms to aid in logic and decisions to survive.